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The shadows are like
So newly polygonal
In this place, you know?
I need to thank God
For shoestrings that are lovely
My friend is so near
I thought about, after I thought
about a painting, thank God.
It's not pictured here,
but the dreams are connected.​
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Every lovely beauty
dream,
Darling homies,
let's listen to
our mp3's,
Thank God






Sanskrit is beautiful,
and so is Latin.
Lenguas antiguas son tan bonitas, and so are modern languages.




Dona nobis pacem,
no más violencia
Praise God


Colorful flower
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And words and words and many intuitive prints
And humility could be this
It came to me, and I needed to write it down
And let the sound gather around your toes
When the sun has cooled down and you can walk
without pain
And sit and watch the coming in with the friend
who comes
What are you gathering today?
I don’t wish to steal, and I think others have felt
this sand
And I’ll stand and let you stand here for awhile
Colourful Flower
Dear Charlie Chaplin,
Let's feed our loved ones
chocolate, Granddad,
wid lovin, comfy chairs,
and marbles in flower pots
wid loverly flowers :)))

Mi laingwige is beautiful, it is,
said the loverly lady who sold flowers.
And even the shadows helped protect her, so lovinly.


Dear St. Augustine,
We love you so, and I need to ask you,
The pears that you stole,
When you were a teenager,
To whom did they belong,
And did you buy new pears for them?
Let's pray with friends.
Yes, so the song poem,
"At Home, Blinds Open, Shadowy Love," is about
learning to love the bitter taste in coffee.
I love French Fries from McDonald's,
and I'm learning to eat them with love.
My dear friend bought me French ​​Crêpes,
and I didn't feel like an airplane,
and we went many places together,
and we felt love, like shadowy love.
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Coco Chanel helped invent Tweed Couture,
but I'm thinking more like dance-enabling
sailing skirts and blouses,
with lightweight sailing jackets,
and I saw this with Coco too.
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Coco Chanel, isn't her name lovely?
She lived in Dallas in her later life,
and after the war in Europe in the 1930s and 1940s,
she helped Winston Churchill draw landscapes
and trees.


MOSCOW, RUSSIA - MAY 15, 2018: A stamp printed in Canada shows "Big Raven" by Emily Carr, 100th birthday of Emily Carr (1871-1945) serie, circa 1971
Editorial Credit:
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I'm Interested in Things That Fit Inside Boxes and Expand and Grow. I'm Interested in Religion and Culture and Politicking. Dance at Werk with Reasons of Luv When Needed.
Welcome to
Satya Caritas
Welcome to Satya Caritas, my personal collection of plays and poetry for the public. Here you will find a diverse range of works that explore the human experience, our relationship with God, and neighbor.
Arise, a Wake-aby with Restful Mediation
By Sara Kumar
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Arise brave dreamer, there are things you do not say
Open the window, and ask me about what is under your feet
This I heard in a dream, my children, and this I want to ask you too
What do you see under your feet when you close your eyes?
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Have you pennies under your feet?
Or marshmallow pies, or Chinese numerals?
I have a rug I bought from near the Taj Mahal
And so I’m thinking I need to keep this rug
And ask the Creator why I have this rug in my dream under my feet
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Have you heard a reason in your heart?
Down through your veins of love and into your feet to move?
I cannot watch the sun find its place in the sky,
But this sun moves also, and has reason to move to a notch
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If God points to something when you open the window
Let your eyes come to this thing
And see where progress is advancing toward a place of Beauty
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Children, there are so many nightmares that go down paths where the heart finds no notch
Come and see the reasonable patterns and help shape
images of Truth
And let your eyes rest with God as the author of Beauty writes his words
And move, with placement of hands that don’t tremble
And feet that are ready for comfort
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And when feet are too heavy to move, don’t worry
There are places to rest by fields of pasture and water


Let us pray fer peace, St. Joan of Arc



