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“In A Safe Place, In Safe Hands”


                                        By Maggie Ramos
            A warm greeting at the door receiving a crumbled heart shredded
            in pieces seeking for understanding. Undivided attention open ears
            to overwhelming feelings and phrases. A transaction in between tied
            up to ethics and surrounded in respect.
            Goals to meet, accomplishments to celebrate, confidence and success
            to pursue. Across from each other confidentiality to keep. Deeply
            and privately many rotted roots you dig and pull. Fearful
            overwhelming nights thru a window with you I share. With the
            intention of letting it all go. Intensively and intimately deep I allow
            to digest and process the dirty work. Shivering of fear in the middle
            of restless nights finding strength and repeating your words to
            myself providing courage to my internal little girl supporting and
            caring for her.
            “Everything will be OK, nothing for you to fear, I am here by your
            side to protect and comfort you my dear.”
            Carefully with care again and again listening and understanding
            shallow confusions. In detailed description sharing feelings and
            emotions humbled and genuine, at times with shame and minimal
            pride. Like an open book I open my heart and thoughts to you
            hoping to thrive out of my sadness letting go of strings and ties,
            seeking to heal and leaving my guilt’s behind. Shameful in tears
            confused shadows not knowing how to comprehend mixed
            unidentified feelings.
            Directed with professionalism, mapping the way out of darkness,
            rising my life into the light it deserves to live. Step by step guided
            thru the path of freedom with desperation finding the way out of the
            web.
            Until another day a warm greeting at the door thriving for survival                             POETRY CORNER  San Diego
            and reaching high for life day by day into joyful endless days of                                            Woman
            laughter with the world to share.
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                        Barefoot Frolic


                                    By Lyna Nath


                                      Twirling
                                  Running jogging
                            Stomping romping climbing
                           Straps laces dangling tripping
                          Maroon Mukluk Mules mulling by
                        Mary Janes’ velvet Espadrilles glide
                      Sultry salsa Sling-backs in Valenki black
                       Black-tie Wellingtons old Oxford blues
                       Loafering Galoshes getting lost in mud
                        Rawhide patches with cowboy Spurs
                           White stitches summer Cleats
                             Through third base slides
                          Brogues ballet Slippers dancing
                            Flat footed Sky high arches
                             Throbbing bulging bunions
                      Plantar fasciitis diagnosed the podiatrist
                       Sore soles and hammertoes NO more
                       Give me naked barefoot frolic instead.
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