there can be no debut in the world of illusion
though your dress blends in with the evening skies
though when you glide into the garden the roses sigh
better it is to be a keeper of dreams than to spill pearl like
the actual milk across the floor of wounded moonlight and weep like
a child for what cannot be
quietly quietly flee all these incessantly the bangers at the gates
who will not let you be
to keep close quarters with the rose red geraniums guardian only of
the window box flowers
I have thought for hours where do we live really;finally
not at any address once the first one passes away
where we learned to spell in stars
we live as the guests of God and it is His we are
inhabiting the realm whose glories are unseen.
mary angela douglas 4 october 2020
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