Thursday, March 31, 2016

gaza sonnet

gaza sonnet

Gaza Sonnet 
A doctor`s house with two daughters in it came
Under artillery fire while he who worked at the hospital in Gaza
 Trying to save life after yet another Israeli attack, lost both
 His children, the military late apologized.
After the funeral, the good doctor did not seek help for his
Immense suffering but carried on working while
Grief unburdened was eating him up.
One day he went to the beach the sea was calm and turquoise
 He undressed and began swimming he had to get away

A strong swimmer he swam long before an Israeli gunboat
Blew him out of the water, red turned to pink and then
Back to calming azure as the warped thinking of the occupiers
Said go he should have sought psychological help


For sorrow so deep that no well-meaning words would assuage

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

the loneliness

the loneliness

The Lonely Fisherman 
He sat on a rowing boat in the fjord he wore a yellow
raincoat
and a southwestern cap matching his coat` colour. Fine rain
it
was like watching a movie an intellectual one and French.
I couldn’t stand by the window all day, so I sat down
reading
a book that was too long a mind-numbing love story.
I read several pages then gave up looked out of the window
 the boat was there,
and his cap was floating like a life raft for
a mouse I held my breath had he drowned, then the man got
up he had fallen in his boat perhaps slipped on a dead fish,
but other ways looked fine and with an oar caught his cap.
He began rowing to shore tied the boat to the small pier and
walking up the track to my cabin, he carried fish in a
plastic
bag I dived behind the sofa when he knocked on my door
I don`t like fish but would end up buying a couple to be
polite
and if he was of the talkative kind bore me with endless
tales.
Back on the boat, he untied the rope turned and gave me the
finger.



stages of man

stages of man



The Stages of Man

 Skinless and we had
raw emotion
 As adult, we got a
thicker skin
To protect us from sorrow
And disappointment
When we are old, we are back
To a child`s thin skin
We often cry and feel the pain of
Wars, hunger and pandemics
A child in its crib is lonely
He knows nothing of friendship
An old man is lonely too 
His friends are dead
So we are back to the beginning


That is also an ending

the black enigma,





the black enigma,

The Black Enigma
 In many big cities both in America and in Europa there is
an under- class of black people or shall we say people of
African background, but that will not be correct as many
black people come from Jamaica, Trinidad where their
forefathers have lived for generations.
The black youths seem unable to lift themselves out of this
mire although many black women have they are a shining
example it is possible to get an education move upward.
 Alas, it is not the case of the black male for whom idleness
 is a way of life and of petty crime to get money and a car
going to jail a prize they accept paying a ticket to respect
amongst their peers – losers- a possibility to become a gang
member and to be loyal to its violent creed.
To solve it white do- good people should stay away and let
black individuals who have been successful the state can
provide leadership
the money to schools and teachers must be provided by
the state if not, there will be revolts every year amongst
the haves and the haves not because we keep patronising
and finding excuses for the black male which is debasing


and racism at its worst 

Tuesday, March 29, 2016

this life of dreams

this life of dreams



This life of Dreams

I have been in bed today, yesterday after taking up waking
I was so enthusiastic that I overdid it took pictures
planned
The fell I was going to walk tomorrow had heard I could see
Wild boars there. I got overtired and sat on a stone under
A tree since it began raining. I looked like a scarecrow
A farmer picked me up and planted me in his field, and I
hung
There to someone heard my cry for help.

The farmer apologised the Portuguese are polite people
When not driving cars on narrow road then they become
Murderous bullies and shout expletives at people who try
To cross the road with the slowness of an aged person, and
To think the Portuguese young care about their old parents.



Monday, March 28, 2016

Blog

Blog

Terra Dal Fuego (sonnet)
Ushuaia the southernmost town in Argentine when I dreamt
of going there, we got around about on sturdy horses
herding sheep with Portuguese immigrants, islands protect
Terra Del Fuego from worst of the oceans meet, and it is
called the roaring forties. Now it is a modern town no horse
manure in the road the smell of wet wool has gone too
yachts moored in the harbour they sail the Magellan Strait
thus avoiding the duel where two giant oceans meet

Ushuaia was the end of the world no one came here except
weird people and no temperature difference between
the seasons, yet no it is bustling with would be sailors
with
rolling gait suited for a heaving deck, but they can wait
for
calmer weather; the amateur sailors wore a captain’s
cap 


and blue blazers with shiny buttons on

Sunday, March 27, 2016

Tohuko

Tohuko

Tohoku 
When the tsunami struck in Japan five years
it hit and killed so many that nature had no time
to erase the dead completely
A man who lived in the stricken town of Tohoku
when out looking for his daughter or her toys
anything to remind him of her met the dead who
were shadows in the night and they spoke to her
his daughter was there to told her father not to
cry for her, she said of the bewilderedness of
being a shadow but wanting out as this half life
was relentless as the shadows too wanted to find
families and those who did realise to their horror
there was not a channel of communication.
So many of them walked back into the cold sea and
sought a total death no memories and no longer
a shadow be.  There
are fewer of the shadows now
soon there will be none, and the undead will find peace


and the ripples of Nirvana are forever soundless

Saturday, March 26, 2016

western movies

Western Movies
At the Chinese supermarket, they were selling cowboy revolvers
with holster very cheap they looked, and I tried one, but it was too light,
I have never held a revolver but thought they must have some weight
in the American city slums, black gangsters shoot not pointing but with
the hand held flat, and they tend not to hit anything but a wall this
his because they have seen this in a Tarantino movie.
In my childhood, we watched Hopalong Cassidy he when opening
 a salon door chewed spearmint gum drugs was far from his mind.
There is an institutional bias against black people I think when police
the program is always showed someone black, and they get arrested for
the banalness of crimes, like having a bit of marijuana in their pockets.
But where poetry congregate the majorities are blacks this is not
because they want to be there but little has been done to get them out
of this mess, the slum and the gangs were they are,  welcomed and can
For a short time drive around in an expensive stolen car and feel like
winners and throw money about, and not saving the loot. And out of
crime private corrections centres make money


Friday, March 25, 2016

Clogs

Clogs

Clogs 
I always wore clogs with solid socks when a boy
bought a pair today, not made of wood and leather
but of some plastic stuff. I have tried them on
walked up and down in the living room into the yard
I do not think I will use them often.
They are a clumsy looking pair and had nothing to
offer but sore heels and the childhood is distant as ever
I put them in the outhouse a nice home for mice,
spiders and other mysterious things that lurk in there.
The clogs were made in Germany, and it surprises me
how the Germanic people can make products
then here in low paid Portugal.
I think the reason is that Portugal has too many
Overpaid bosses and never mind the Indians



Thursday, March 24, 2016

Exodus

Exodus



Exodus
Under a big holm oak, I sat on a stone resting a little
the sun so early in the year was hot, years ago there were
flocks of sheep here they laid chewing ignoring me.
This year there is none not even pellet droppings
the landscape is being gentrified and no peeing up against a
tree
It is strange when people who are not of the land
the first thing they do is to try trimming it and making
smooths
tracks made of imported sand, plastic chair and a nice
cuppa.
The extended field of olive trees lends itself to a golf
course; they will
of course, leave a few trees with tall grass and call it the
rough
little can be done give the developer a chance and Portugal
ends up looking like Florida, and architects will draw the
same
dull estates and find some fancy names
for their vandalism.
But let them spend money before it comes crashing down
abandoned and nature can take it back, yes it has happened
before and with good reason when small farmers were so poor
they
sought work on the other side of the ocean
and their old homes has trees growing through them
nothing is new only the name changes like a rabbit would
care 



the big sleep

The Big Sleep
The beginning of suicide begins with sense of
Life tiredness,  there is a French word for it
 “deja vue” a sense that it have happened before
A nice word to use when impressing someone,
but life weariness is  when there is no
morning glory and watering flowers in
the garden is a duty and not an act of tenderness
Books are left unread we already know the ending
If it is a good writer
Love turns into routine like and old dog  that farts
And we have stopped noticing because the morning
Hurt your old eyes as it always does.
We like to enter into the realm of nothingness
Slate not written on  and the only way
To hasten the boredom is to help it along, but we

Continue to live as it is the only thing we know.  

Tuesday, March 22, 2016

forgotten tracks

A stroll on a forgotten track

Finally, after 12 years I walked the track where
my dog and I so often trod she was hunting rabbits
and got quite hot but we cooled off at a little man-made
dam which now has been fenced in, in the middle
of nowhere someone has stated their property rights.
The dog died I bought a motorbike and got lazy
 illness stopped me for a bit; I  felt  alone walking
There without my dog.
How great it was to walk and not be reminded of
my age and treated like an invalid, and now I feel
the good tiredness doing something to be proud of


Monday, March 21, 2016

Havana

Havana

Havana
In the fifties, Havana was a gigantic whorehouse For the
Americans,
and run by the Mafia and assorted businessmen, but down from
the mountain came to Fidel Castro and created a humane
society.
We didn’t like this Cuba should be a democracy that too
often means t
he right of the rich to subjugate the weak the helpless and
those in wheel chairs. 
So he was a communist then he who built a free health this
secular pope
did this and made the best schools in the hemisphere in the
face of harsh sanction
 from the USA.
The Obama with a horde of investors will be bringing glass
pearls and shiny promises.
Do not succumb to consumerism but retain their pride in
being the country that
won a fifty years old struggle against a bitter enemy



Sunday, March 20, 2016

the windy city

the windy city

The Windy city  
Chicago a city by the Lake Erin
A blanket of white and the wind
Whistles between sky -scrapers
The great city is not what it used to be
Now it is like third world place
Where bullets whistle through the night
Citizens are no longer safe
Those who can move out leaving it to
The hateful and bloody pavements

I remember the 1968 riots and ever since
Chicago looks like an African city
Demanding and intolerant of other folks
Opinion and guns sit loosely in the holster


Of friend and foe  

Saturday, March 19, 2016

rich man poor

Rich man poor

The man from
the gutter
who fought
his way to the top
has much hate
and contempt
for those who didn`t
succeed
because they were
too kind and
had consideration
for fellow man.
When the rich man
donate money
he is called
a great
humanitarian
and it is
envious to
disagree with that.
A bronze statue
in the park but
it will be

hollow inside 

Friday, March 18, 2016

WATER EVERYWHERE

Water Everywhere
A dam burst in Iraq and that`s how it began it rained for months
and no one had thought of building a Noah’s ark fill it with pigs
to feast on when Christmas came around but there would be
too many objections from practising Jews, vegans, not forgetting
Muslims and the two Semitic people`s family would squabble as
they have done for centuries and the vegan`s would eat seagrass.
When Himalaya was a reef sailors on ships had eaten each other
sardines, a metre and twenty long, danced in The Radio Music Hall
a shimmering synchronised display entertaining dolphins; and
 the Wall Street was a hangout for hammer head sharks as were
the way of the pre-flooding days. Finally, the water ebbed enough
for the only man left to go ashore on the reef and dry his feet,
burning his raft, smoke a cigarette and wondering, what happened

 to the blue whales.

Cracks in the Mirror Poetry & photography - Home

Cracks in the Mirror Poetry & photography - Home



The long Wait

He waited long
Generation after generation
The moment had to
Be right and the gene pool
In perfect balance
Then the waiting was over
The journey had ended
And he was at
The beginning





Thursday, March 17, 2016

a mistake and a big bosom



a mistake and a big bosom

A Mistake and a big Bosom  
Youth is the time we do things that we regret
And before I continue why have never walked into
A murder scene like Hercules.
I have never met anyone I love as much as you
She said this beautiful woman who lived by the lake
Caught trout fried them and served me Fish and
Her bosom was generous  as her love.

 Oh, the mirror, the
mirror what she said was right
So the world was mine
And I danced in the candlelight lit by my vanity.
Her rowing boat was found in the fjord she had been
Out fishing
Suicide the verdict was, 
I knew better so did
her father but Hercules was not there to put things
right and point out the guilty one



Wednesday, March 16, 2016

diptera and writers

diptera and writers

 Diptera and Writers
 I was thinking of
flies Wikipedia was no help
I wanted to understand why they existed, I remembered
a yellow fly not a good colour for an insect,
when I was disrupted by the thought of a famous writer
in Norway who at 75 decided to commit suicide.
He bought sleeping pills plenty of expensive champagne
and invited friends to witness his death.

For each mouthful of the stuff, he swallowed a pill, friends
just drank; finally, he fell asleep among empty bottles and
 the smell of stale
cigarette smokes his mates had gone home.
It despair he jumped out of the window land on an awning
and lived ten more years. As for the yellow fly it took to
walking
 across the screen I
threw it out, but still don`t know what


flies are for other than annoying a writer.

Tuesday, March 15, 2016

long term solution

long term solution



Long Term Solution

 It has come to my attention that the moon is capable growing green
bananas, goats and sheep but not cattle as they emit too much gas
into the planet`s thin surface can live there.
 if we send refugees there as pioneers they are forbidden to smoke
tobacco although, to the great surprise to the first moon lander found
an empty packet of Camel which of course was planted there by young
Putin to blame USA. Also should the Settlers who make life difficult for
the Palestinians, should run out of land to a new Jerusalem can be built
in one of the moon`s craters.
 Europe has like Pontus Pilatus washed her delicate hands of the refuge
problem, let us construct spaceships that must be paid for by migrants,


 but beware they can one day switch off the light.

Monday, March 14, 2016

married to nobility

married to nobility

Married to Nobility
The word sits so easily on your tongue
like it had no more meaning than a Gallic shrug 
he came from the sea waded ashore you can say
the only survivor of innocence.
Barefoot in the broken glass of spoken untruth so much blood,
they had thought I was one of
them with claws bringing riches how much time
spent and only to find a gardener.
Lonely women everywhere middle aged craved sex,
something had to be done, the salvation come
one of my forefathers had been a baron had three children
I disliked them all and people said I was a baron too.
The baroness died leaving the dilapidated castle to me.
How they hate seeing me eat dinner at a café every day.
I have spoken to Hercules Poirot but he can do nothing


before someone is murdered

Sunday, March 13, 2016

To Define US

To Define US



To define the US
It 's hard to define America big and complex and
many-faceted
we in Europe only hear the noise emitted from Washington and
the tedious politics emitted from their lair, and can be
dangerous.
The American workers are angry works has gone abroad,
leaving
them in the cold is like his elite do not want educated
people cause
they are demanding and ask questions….or did, for now,
American
capitalism has the upper hand “ The American Dream” where a
bus
the driver can make it big if he works hard we know this is bollocks
 The USA needs is a
new revolution where the people take the power
 Make America a
bastion of people's democracy. I can`t help loving
this big country of cowboys and frontiers, it  was my childhood,
I wanted to be a sheriff in Texas and that I needed a gun to
protect
 my family from a gang
of Mexican lettuce pickers.



Saturday, March 12, 2016

no pictures taken

no pictures taken



No Pictures Taken
I see the pictures sent to me on my Facebook page of places
 I have not seen yet
in countries I have been to as a seaman
 who join the sea out
of poverty at home and offered
an education no importance and factory pipes spewing smoke
smelling of sardines and cod liver oil
I recall Costa Rica a small town in a bay the jungle
appeared
near and lush ready to hide the town should be human
activities
stop. And the cockerel crewed as I got up from Maria`s
trafficked
bed running down a winding road to the docks and on my ship
to
the routine work with sleep walkers who like me and only saw
the beauty of the land in glimpses of dreams a Paradise
lost.
Saddening, there were never any lazy days to walk around and
to take pictures we were not tourists.
Part Two:
 Alone in a beautiful
park and felt like the eternal wandering Jew
hoping to be accepted by the locals. There was never any
time to
know anyone; guiltily I found my way back to the bars, the
music,
the Marias willing vulvas` oily route; rum& coke sleep
in a woman’s
arms inhale her scent another Paradise lost before the cock
crewed. 
I look at the pictures of contentment, actors on a stage of
life playing


happy to play the tragic roles they need a bit more
experience.

Friday, March 11, 2016

water everywhere

water everywhere

Water Everywhere
A dam burst in Iraq and that`s how it began it rained for
months
and no one had thought of building a Noah’s ark fill it with
pigs
to feast on when Christmas came around but there would be
too many objections from practising Jews, vegans, not
forgetting
Muslims and the two Semitic people`s family would squabble as
they have done for centuries and the vegan`s would eat
seagrass.
When Himalaya was a reef sailors on ships had eaten each
other
sardines, a metre and twenty long, danced in The Radio Music
Hall
a shimmering synchronised display entertaining dolphins; and
 the Wall Street was a
hangout for hammer head sharks as were
the way of the pre-flooding days. Finally, the water ebbed
enough
for the only man left to go ashore on the reef and dry his
feet,
burning his raft, smoke a cigarette and wondering, what
happened


 to the blue wales.

the satan

the satan

The Satan
  I will sit here and
not move for an hour
 empty my brain of the
past I refuse to look back
 nothing there worth
remembering
except pristine fields of snow in the morning 
and put skis on the first boy in the whole world
crossing this area before the sheep were 
let out making the acre into a mess of yellow
dirty mass when looking for food, sharp narrow
hoofs trampling over my dream and I thought
of them as animals that had been rejected by
Lucifer and my grammar helper insist I had to
use the capital letter when addressing him this
fallen angel who is now winning the hearts and
the mind of the People of Europe who refuse to
help civilians who have lost everything, yet we
have lost more, say our human dignity.
We are like the people of Israel who are
sinking into the brutal oppression of the people
who are not of their blood and the future tell me


we will lose everything in heartless apathy.

Thursday, March 10, 2016

uniformed

uniformed

Uniform

She was sitting on a cleat crying, beside her a suitcase and
a vanity bag of leather. She was waiting for her husband
but the storm at sea he was delayed, the wind was strong
even
here and her auburn hair attracted my libido

I took her to a nearby hotel trying to throw my weight
around with my uniform that three stripes on the arm, alas
they were made of silver which meant I was a catering
officer
and the staff at the hotel called me a steward.

It was only when I hinted having been a helicopter pilot
during the Vietnam War, they showed some respect; mind
isn`t that disaster a long time ago, I actually was there
trying
to save people who had worked for the enemy.

When the ship eventually docked, I went onboard told
the chief engineer where she was. I reflected on the fact
that
due to the delay I had had her before him.
He was married to a tart bedding a man with silver stripes



Wednesday, March 9, 2016

our guilt

our guilt

Our guilt
It was the longest street in the world each side
had shops selling salami and cheese, mind each
product changed the name as to attract customers,
only the street was empty there is only a certain
numbers of salami and cheese needed.
No cars on the road just a few starving dogs I took
off one of my jumpers, it been a cold morning,
and they fought amongst themselves until death.
In some shops, there were cheese parties for mice
I was not invited and continued walking this street
must end somewhere I didn`t know where not that
I cared I could walk the rest of the road tomorrow.
My sister had a hotel I took in there during dinner
she said I had not been generous to my mother this
upset me, so I had several whiskies for the pain she
had caused me, but I ate the food before leaving.
The truth was too upsetting if you do as your mother’
 wants you to will get
nowhere. In a flower shop, I saw
a big rat killing a kitten and there was nothing I could
 do than living with
the guilt of having been a bad son



Tuesday, March 8, 2016

outside of time

outside of time

Outside Time 
He had wanted to be outside time
punched a hole in time crawled through
 and was met with
a grey stillness a sewer of spent time.
And what had not happen
never would happen
a place where everything time had to offer was
rendered meaningless
the bones of memories had been picked clean
time had a meaning
he had to go back and find out what it was
to accept 
and live his time out
Nothing else made sense.



Monday, March 7, 2016

a bridge of glass



a bridge of glass

A bridge too far
This long foot- bridge made of glass over a deep canyon in
China, one can walk and look down at the same time but
be careful not to fall which is easy when not looking down.
When peering into the storm- grid at the shop that sells
 canned tomato sauce I often see rats using it as a walkway
the rodent looks up but feel safe less if I lose my car- keys
into it rats are notoriously bad drivers.
When the bridge falls down, all bridges do if not dismantled,
big shards of glass will hit the ground hard fly up in the air again
 pulverized and fall down as hailstones that will pierce all living
 thing  except rats in storm drains.
Muammar Gadhafi sought refuge in a storm drain when
French helicopters shot up his jeep. A rat too big to fit in a drain
was lynched by the mob that at the time was our allies.



Sunday, March 6, 2016

I`m sailing

I`m sailing

I`m Sailing
I was sailing along the coast of Greenland the sea was
 as green as empty
Port Wine bottles when
a storm struck it was a fully automatic boat I batted down
 the hatches went
below fastened the seat belt and wait.
Before I knew it, I was in a tranquil bay in Portugal and
made
breakfast scrambled and bacon, but I was vaguely unhappy
everything has become so automatic that adventures of
 daring do had become
an everyday occurrence the vessel
had even found the best anchorage with
the best view.
I sold the boat to a doctor who had dreamt a seafaring life
away from hospitals and nagging wife, as a child he had
wanted to be a car mechanic but his parents wouldn`t hear
about it nor his fiancé; a malcontent man who was about to
discover the boredom on the high sea.
I bought a mule that cannot be trusted it doesn`t like
people
and every morning it is a struggle to get it to move forward


when I plough my little patch of land

Saturday, March 5, 2016

the sparrow

the sparrow



The Sparrow.
The stage was enormous partly dark; floor board made
of the decks of stranded schooners
a sparrow came shuffling in, slightly bent too much time spent
at street corners singing for a few shilling had taken its toll.
 She was met with applause which lifted her spirit
she smiled and began singing love songs
the pain of love
the loss of love
 the longing for love.
Often she had loved wrongly, but she had no regrets.
Standing ovation.
Later there would be flowers, chocolate and wine.
It was her last performance. Although she didn`t
know at the time, although some of her fans suspected it.
she flew away, and Paris mourned.


Non, Je ne regretted rien.

Friday, March 4, 2016

who speaks for Palestine | Write Out Loud

who speaks for Palestine | Write Out Loud



Who speaks for Palestine?

I have a great admiration
For the Palestine people
Their intolerable suffering is
Almost biblical
A people who have been
Robbed of their land and
Are constantly humiliated
They are trying to protect
Goats and olive trees
Against marauders that
Appear oblivious of what
Tragedy they cause
Arrogantly the demand
A total crucifixion, but
The Palestinians are still
There and we who
Look at this inequity of
A nation that is losing
Her reason for being


A state, we say nothing   

a sea bird

a sea bird

 A The Sea Bird
During the occupation of Norway when many fled to
Sweden or England the new generation has forgotten that
in their hatred of refugees.
I remembered a seabird called Alke which was snared
It was a big bird and needed hours to cook and served with
boiled potatoes and brown gravy which I liked
but I was not keen on the bird it tasted of cod-liver oil
but had to eat some meat usually through tears and mother
hitting me over the head with a wooden spoon.

After the war and little work in factories, the alke was hunted to
near extinction, luckily it was saved in time.
The Norwegians see the world through a fog of self- inflicted fear  
feel inundated by a few migrants,
now that the oil price has fallen they would like to see the newcomers,


like the alke, become a rarity   

Thursday, March 3, 2016

my Jewish friends

my Jewish friends



My Jewish friends

This blaming of the Jews is so tiring I have worked
with many Jews, upholsterer of furniture and little shops
selling whatever needed,
the daily struggle and had no time to destroy the world.
They used to come to my café, and I loved it
 to meet someone who
reads more than the local rag we often
disagreed long after closing time
but parted as friends I loved these people who read
and had political opinions of all colours.
My wife joined me she didn`t like the Jews
I think it was pathological some Jews had spat when
they walked passed her church; she had not seen it but knew
of People who had witnessed the sin
 Alone I was among
bacon butties and a conservative working
the class who believed what they read.
Well, I went away, but one thing is sure


the Jew are not about to take over the world

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

sustainable fishing

sustainable fishing

 Sustainable Fishing
Theirs`s were small fishing vessels with painted eyes on
the bow, the eyes of cunning
The men went out early to catch the biggest fish with
hooks and line and at what landlubbers called dawn
they were back with the seas harvest
Best price, their predawn caught of fresh fish.
Sometimes the catch was small yet enough to set food
on the table for the children and a few glasses of wine
for the fisherman and provider
Trawlers with big nets came this is business of today
and never mind tomorrow.
 A sustainable tradition had come to an end
 the new master didn’t think of the future today
the morrow can take care of itself.
Not many fishermen`s left in the bay they are mostly
old and their catch is enough for dinner of the day


keeping the ghost of hunger at bay 

Tuesday, March 1, 2016

nature musing

Nature Musing
Went for a walk in the sunlight it had been raining
for days and the grass between the olive trees was
absurdly emerald and the aroma of virginal nature
 intoxicating.
I have to remember to take a camera with me when
going out so much beauty around me
I want to record and remember it having spent weeks
in hospitals, the only beauty I saw were plain nurses
and a couple of female doctors with legs like
Marlene Dietrich but they are human and can change
manner, but they will never be virgins again.
Of course they, like me get older every year and do not
rejuvenate every spring even though, we tend to let
the mirror tells lies. Let that be for now I saw grey stone

horses afar a sight  a camera cannot catch.