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Suddenly the doors are flung open and everything is in place.
A book Calked the Kingdom of love placed down on your knee as you pause in reflection Suggests to me my Journey and past Actions
Creating a Kingdom Of Love Is A fitting title To what has just happened and Overrides Real and Practical Needs In everyday Life.
What was it that Brought you through to sit In front of Me that Night on that Liverpool Bound Train?
I see you reaching out to the outside with sad eyes when the music stops
As if saying
“Real Life lies Elsewhere”.
Your thoughts Lay heavy on Frosty mornings .
Splintered Glass and spiders’ Webs.
Blue is the colour of Night
And Blue is the colour of the day.
I strive to fly out of myself like Swallows and Amazon’s In beautiful synchronicity
Far flung Journeys To endless Oceans and Radiant Seas.
Porcelain pictures Of Primates Running wild and Free
Primates Running Wild and Free.
I see you dance as if in a trance
Beautiful silky movements in gorgeous tandem harmony as you sway from side to side in Infectious Rhythmical Movements .
Beautiful splices of life that I Cultivate and share
And I wish to share.
For We all know the dreadful pain of. Being alone
And how it spews out into
Alcohol Fuelled tirades Of Anxiety
Un-control-ability
Damaging Yourself and those Around.
I
I had to escape,
Go outside ,
Just to catch my breath
And come back down
Collected.
Ready for another bout
BUT
With a magic flick of the finger it had disappeared and We moved on to Brighter subjects
Music
Life
Freedom
Those Necessities For Well-being.
Drinking Fine ale and sharing Stories
Manchester pubs of edginess and life
Manchester pubs of edginess and life.
I see Your willowy Eyes
Faint
As I walk over
Hiding behind your Fakery
Your Fake image of falseness
You falsify life and falsify Existence
I don’t Really want to know.
Change change
Make change
Create Change
Don’t be led
But be one who leads
By example in Spoken word thought and deed
And
In your actions in daily life.
For there is no substitute for action
It’s The only real reason to be.
And as I walk through Streets in Urmston
Creating music and words in my mind
In my travels and journeys In and out of work places
It feels like
“Landing on earth”
I feel like I’ve landed on earth.
Long views of train attacks
Endless Views stretching out to the far horizon
Reach out to your far horizon
Reach out to your far horizon .
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German Bombers
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It was foretold in a dream
Some fourteen years ago
You were standing in the rain
When I took your hand
My plane had been shot down
German bombers flying low
Behind enemy lines
We learned to fly.
Behind enemy lines
We learned to fly
No more tears
No more lies
Believe in yourself
There is no one else
And Fly
Over these lands
And Fly
Over these lands
And Fly
Over these lands
Over these lands
Over these lands.
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Dominic Carlton Jones Salford, UK
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