Musings on Life, Love, and Linguine-Poetry & Writing

The temple speaks, Embrace quiet peace let it flow
into your storm tossed soul until your heart at ease
your body again whole for here is where we meet
in the after life, this desolate place waits
for you and I to be the beacons of light,
as we grow gossamer wings and take flight
©2021 Linda Lee Lyberg
Imaginary Garden With Real Toads: Art Flash 55
Lovely
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Thank you kindly.
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Welcome
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What a sensational piece! I love your metaphor of us being a beacon of light, sublime! 💜 I hope you don’t mind but I’m going to reblog this piece, because of its positivity.
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Thank you! I would be honored.
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Thank you! 😊
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Reblogged this on Beckie's Mental Mess and commented:
REBLOG: I sincerely hope you love this piece by “Charmed Chaos” as much as I have.
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Sublime! ❤
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Thank you!
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I like your last line best, “grow gossamer wings and take flight.” In more miserable times I had wished or wanted to fly by jumping out my second floor window. And at those times it really didn’t matter whether I could fly or drop to the ground, dead.
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Thank you Jim. I hope you are in a much better state of mind now.
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“embrace quiet peace” Oh, I don’t do enough of that. I love the idea of becoming light.
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Thank you!
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This really speaks to me, Linda.. the place of peace seems so out of reach these days. Maybe that is what death is for, after all.
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Thank you so kindly Kerry. Perhaps that is so.
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I really like your positive take on the monolith Linda, and very well written. Your temple brings one peace. Wonderful perspective. Enjoyed it. I went to the technology apocalypse. I must have been in a dark mood?
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I’ll have to check it out! Thanks Rob.
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Beautiful. All of us need to become beacons of light
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Yes, we certainly do. I think we tend to underestimate our power to make the world a better place.
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So true
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