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Mute
by Ted L Glines
There once was a hermit in Flynn
whose end was before his begin,
he'd always say, “Hmmm ...”
you'd think he was dumb
when he uttered the same thing again.
He had not a mother or dad,
no kids - that always seemed sad,
his life was no riot
preferred peace and quiet,
thought loudness was simply a fad.
He had journeyed to every odd land
talked to all of the people on hand,
and in every dominion
he heard their opinion
and none of them seemed in demand.
When he'd talked to everyone twice,
heard all that was naughty and nice,
with no mutter or moan,
came home all alone,
with silence - a pearl without price.
He died and it gave us a frown
on his stone we wrote this down,
“He never said much
no gossip or such,
the wisest old man in our town.”
My Lady
by Ted L Glines
Heart is racing - throat's gone tight
for I'm gonna see My Lady tonight
three long years
aching tears
now everything's gonna be all right.
Love so strong - we cannot waste it
time - distance - not erased it
spirit power
drink this hour
hands and tongues to touch and taste it.
Tension burning like hot gold
what was guarded - now unfold
heaven's bower
passion flower
bodies clenching hard and bold.
Love's aroma makes us high
roll this coaster 'til we die
hearts in hand
obsession fanned
stars exploding in our sky.
Now everything's gonna be all right
heart - racing - throat's gone tight
longing years
endless tears
for I'm gonna feel My Lady tonight!

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