Category Archives: Books & Poetry

The power of the word

The Field

THE FIELD by Justme Swaying playing knee high grass Ripples across an endless promenade of green A snaking dizzy trampled human path Jigsaws the scene As a lazy haze of darting midgets hug the prickly hawthorn which flanks as a … Continue reading

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Please stay with me

PLEASE STAY WITH ME By Justme Please stay with me Just a little while The breath is fading Closing is the night And the skin above my eyes Are like the sails filled with gusty might I fight the sailors … Continue reading

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All is Truth

ALL IS TRUTH O ME, man of slack faith so long! Standing aloof–denying portions so long; Only aware to-day of compact, all-diffused truth; Discovering to-day there is no lie, or form of lie, and can be none, but grows as … Continue reading

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Dance with me oh child of God

DANCE WITH ME OH CHILD OF GOD By Justme Dance with me, oh child of God For love has left me and enchantment took it’s place. Spin me not but look upon mine face For love has danced with me, … Continue reading

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Eyes closed then wider opened

EYES CLOSED THEN WIDER OPENED By Justme Eyes closed then wider opened, I enter a higher land. While smoothing touch of air, of wind, seduces my skin on face. Soft and warm, fulfilling, I welcome its gentle, caring touch. If … Continue reading

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The Poet

  by Hermann Hesse Only on me, the lonely one, The unending stars of the night shine, The stone fountain whispers its magic song, To me alone, to me the lonely one The colorful shadows of the wandering clouds Move … Continue reading

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Poking them with a sharp stick

Chronicles about Alexey Navalny and the Web site RosPil, which is dedicated to exposing state corruption in Russia. In the past three years Navalny has established himself as a kind of Russian Julian Assange or Lincoln Steffens. On his blog, he … Continue reading

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Do you have free will ?

by John Tierney Suppose that Mark and Bill live in a deterministic universe. Everything that happens this morning — like Mark’s decision to wear a blue shirt, or Bill’s latest attempt to comb over his bald spot — is completely … Continue reading

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Unending Love

I seem to have loved you in numberless forms, numberless times… In life after life, in age after age, forever. My spellbound heart has made and remade the necklace of songs, That you take as a gift, wear round your … Continue reading

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The Moon

   THE MOON by Justme As ancients seen, so do I A throbbing light, a painted globe Upon a pinpricked sparkled sky Suspended in the nothingness of black. Always there, poetic universal rhyme Dangling upon an invisible track Of time … Continue reading

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