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Barefoot Sociologist

Lyrical musings on everyday life

Tag: Childhood

In Dreams

Posted on 3rd July 20201st July 2020 by Barefoot Sociologist

Childhood is present & the past real. On waking, aching loss remains.

Tagged adulthood, Childhood, dreams, Haiku, loss, past, poem, present, reality, senryu, sleep, time, waking3 Comments

Palm Sunday

Posted on 15th April 201916th November 2019 by Barefoot Sociologist

Jubilant palm leaves, Waiting for his feet to tread over. Watch them cheer!   A dying King waits for you to sing his death song, Carrying a cross.   You remember this, Stuck in traffic waiting for the lights to go green.  

Tagged Agnostic, Childhood, Haiku, holyweek, Memories, palmsunday, poetry, themerchantscarol3 Comments

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