
She gave me eyes
to see between the lines,
the river’s current
intensions,
surface politicized,
scandalized—
melody of words
for the truth in my mind.

She gave me eyes
to see between the lines,
the river’s current
intensions,
surface politicized,
scandalized—
melody of words
for the truth in my mind.
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DAMN, YOU’RE A GOOD POET!
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Many thanks. She was a brave and great writer, perhaps my favorite.
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OMG! Your comments (poetry) is so beautiful….thank you.
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You are more than welcome, your comments encouraging.
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Bless your heart for this! She spoke truth to power before that was part of our current lingo. Merry Christmas to you! Sue Hartzell
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She moved me in so many ways, so many times, validation for my eyes and mind.
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Indeed. Bravo!
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You have captured her essence. Thank you.
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Thank you. I’m sure what I feel is shared by many. Glad it makes sense to you.
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So Joan Didion passed away. I read one of her books: THE WHITE ALBUM many years ago. I remember reading the essay where she describes her migraine headaches. She was a very good writer.
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I love, “she gave me eyes to read between the lines.” When I learned she died, I told my best friend, “She taught us how to think about the things we thought were obvious.”
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Right on, Charles! She wrote with such detail it became easier to sort the wheat from the chaff.
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