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Moon from a Child's View

A half-moon
crooked in the sky
I wonder why?

It hangs in the balance
as if about to fall
at the slightest movement
how does it stay?

It seems forever to
dim and darken
soon it is to go out
blotted from the sky
who will change the
moons light?

It appears a bent nail
the reapers scythe
pearl of illusion
love and ...

You are sun, moon,
clouds, rain,

the pure breath,
the light that shines,
the shapes illum'ned:

all which is part of nature
is you, the soul divine.

You are a mantra containing
the secret principle
the mind of light
the seeds of creation
of the life divine.

The world is empty
except for your signs.
These forms are empty,
except for your light.

...

O Cleavage, joy is it to see,
belittling those whose gaze can drop on Thee,
and sometimes, when your owner makes requests,
you have been known to push up over desks,
but Cleavage, take care lest it be forgot,
there is a boundary, which if you pass, are not.

There's nothing clever or metaphorical about my title here. I actually own a singing toaster, and today, it died.

It's pretty much the best toaster ever. Ready to find out the shocking truth about how I'm really five years old? My toaster has a picture of Cinderella on the side, toasts an imprint of a glass slipper into the bread, and sings a waltz when the toast pops up. And I'm not afraid to admit it! This toaster is one of the highlights of my house. It's a part of the tour when ...

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[FONT="Book Antiqua"]March 2009[/FONT][/SIZE][/CENTER][/I]Welcome to a special Edition of The Literature Networks online newspaper. Every month, we will keep you updated with information regarding threads, contests, Book Club and lots more!

This month’s Lit Net News is dedicated to the memory of Litnets very own CdnReader who sadly passed away in February. ...