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 | fyn gula | but the past was written with blood, not chalk and there was now way to erase it unless stones were crushed to powder and no man has the strength to do that | 000119 | 
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 | fyn gula | but the past was written with blood, not chalk and there was no way to erase it unless stones were crushed to powder and no man has the strength to do that | 000119 | 
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 | alphabetikal | stones why are they so hard. some one once told me a dog is like a stone because he isnt like a cat or fish. Meeeeoooowww
 woof woof plop!! owwweeeee.
 wow well
 stones yeah stones are good
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 | camille | When I see your face, the stones start spinning! You appear; all studying wanders.
 I lose my place.
 
 Water turns pearly.
 Fire dies down and doesn't destroy.
 
 In your presence I don't want what I thought
 I wanted, those three little hanging lamps.
 
 Inside your face the ancient manuscripts
 seem like rusty mirrors.
 
 You breathe; new shapes appear,
 and the music of a desire as widespread
 as Spring begins to move
 like a great wagon.
 
 Drive slowly.
 Some of us walking alongside
 are lame!
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 | camille | Rumi ~ wrote the poem above
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 | knot meat | at 11 stones...need to be at 10. remind me to never make fun of the people who cut themselves again. | 040212 | 
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 | Ptolemy DCLVIII | strewn across the field as if born by a scattering wind
 are these grey stones
 glyphless dice tossed from unseen cups
 yet seeing you
 across the plain
 has imbued these boulders
 with the greatest of meanings
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 | z | nice. | 060616 | 
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 | Useless Proverbs | Kick a rock, scatter the flock. | 071208 | 
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 | anno_salutis | Years corner a stone With weight unseen,
 itself granular
 at another threshold.
 
 Just air, or water,
 elements or other words,
 cornering a stone into a reduction of sand,
 and then from sand,
 into layers of earth.
 
 Eventually back to a stone
 and then up into a mountain.
 Years curve through space
 like an infinite succession
 of banners, or micro-strings
 in a cat’s cradle or quilt.
 
 Every time you walk
 down the small cobbled
 path of your garden
 behind your house,
 having latched the back
 door after walking past
 photos of your children when they were still children,
 it is the crumbling of one stone
 and the making of another.
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