Sendings

By Shirley Segev

Shirley Segev

© Shirley Segev

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Contact: shirley.segev@sympatico.ca

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All the worlds that I slip into

All the worlds that I slip
into
unheard and unseen,
suspend me,
embrace me,
nourish and sustain,
I don't feel a stranger,
lost in the dark,
or wet in the rain.
The moment of closure
wants to banish them
all,
reduce them into this
one small and
insignificant ball
tossed and lost out there
in the universe,
it says "what gall,
to break time and space "
it says "don't you see,
they toy with you, laugh
in your face ".

When Sadness Overcomes

When sadness overcomes
it courts eternity
greeting with a faint smile
the calling stillness
in its moment's grace
all the while longing yet
to see its hiding face
life's promise not
in time and space.

Who should I tell

Who should I tell
but you,
no mother
father
priest
or friend,
no tree
or bird
or pet
or end,
no wall
or God
in view.


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