i’m tired of rethinking endings of loose ground and cut bridges Neverland, too if this is goodbye, then all the roses have legs anyway the soft shoulders that make ourselves strangers of faces higher than stone not homesick just a moon, dozing on a dashboard smiles, envisions unawareness the gravity of wildflowers bumblebees buzzing without moral consequence but the rain in the air feels good and that’s saying a lot
The Gravity of Peaceful Endings
The Used Life 
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Instantly transported to this scene~
“just a moon, dozing on a dashboard”
Driving in the night, the horizon in sight.
Also love these lines~
“bumblebees buzzing without
moral consequence”
For several minutes today, I stood watching the bees buzzing around our lemon tree, just watching them carry on with pollinating bursting lemon buds. 🐝 🍋
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That’s awesome. In fact, I think that’s one of my favorite parts of spring and summer—watching the animals and insects do their thing “without moral consequence.” It’s a great reminder! 🐝😊
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Absolutely! Spring and summer are lively and inspiring. Well, summer in the desert scorches and burns, but spring is pleasant. 😄
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Wonderful. I love the imagery.
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Thank you! Happy you liked it.
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“all the roses have legs anyway”…so often they do. Left with the gravity of endings, some peaceful, some not…but each one buzzing in our memory while “the rain in the air feels good”…well done, my friend
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Thank you very much, as always, for leaving such thoughtful feedback. 😊
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❤️
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What an imagery!! Beautiful lines 👌
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Thank you so much!
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