Dazzled by the beauty of our new moon, I rise as the lady in your eye.

The Lady of Your Eye
Dazzled by the beauty of our new moon, I rise as the lady in your eye.
Endless possibilities are revealed in God's will--which courageously dwells in your soul's cauldron.
Saints stomp at heaven's gate anticipating our feast of life.
Scribes and sages gather to witness a grand transformation--as amazing to them as a rare glimpse into the depths beyond endure.
Then--
Gracefully we sway anew--bountiful and light--into a waltz upon water.
Our eager silhouttee outlines the sky with dreams untold blessed spirits behold--as life unveils its greatest masterpiece.
Bellowed beautifully, a wise whisper greets my neck with a heroic haiku:
Hand in Hand
Holding together, our tomorrow
spirals eternal
Dazzled by the beauty of our new moon, I dazzle as the lady of your eye.
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Love Rockets Bursting In Air

a gaze in your right eye
exploding eruption....love rockets are bursting in air with crimson infused courage.
our love awakens the night
force of the universe lives in your smile
miles fade into light years
we blaze new trails of love...love rockets paving the way spreading cosmic greatness among all that is righteous and free
...fire-blazing through our souls...
our love awakens the night...
our souls rise high--mighty and strong
supernova cosmic infusion completion
love rockets bursting with crimson infused courage

together as

one

as we leave an infinite trail of devotion and romance

spin and swirl into a sweet matrimony dance



Your touch feels like a sonic wave flowing across my body

Our love awakens the night.
(c) Copyrighted 2010

Rebirth and Ressurection

Cycles are life. Life cycles each moment giving birth to new beginnings and ending ones that have expired. One begets another; as this movement of life unfolds greatness is bestowed and significance is etched into the interworkings of living things.

Diane Caves for Haiti

2/9/2010

The US State Department and the HHS Disaster Mortuary Response Team has confirmed the death of CDC policy analyst Diane Caves in the Haiti earthquake. A dedicated public health professional, Diane was on a CDC 3-week assignment to improve Haitian HIV/AIDS programs when the earthquake struck on January 12, 2010.

Diane’s reasons for going to Haiti were typical of the rest of her life – helping others, traveling to new and exciting places, and pursuing personal growth opportunities. Her optimism, sharp intellect, adventurous spirit, and infectious smile touched all who knew her.

Diane died while in service to her country, public health, and the great people of Haiti.

I did not know her personally, but I feel eternally connected to her spirit. Her death reminds me that one day I will die, too.

I wish to die in the remarkable image and respect of a heroine much like Diane did.

According to those who knew her personally, she exemplified the zest for life and improving the lives of others much I aspire to do.

One day I plan to travel to a foreign land to heal and uplift those in need. I admire Diane's quest to Haiti. She went to Haiti were characteristic of her deep commitment to helping others.

She left earth on a mission.-A mission of hope and faith.

In 2009, she won the Atlanta Federal Employee of the Year Award in the Outstanding Professional. I am happy that she received recognition for her work before she died. At least now, her effort will live on beyond her short days on Earth.

Today, the relief efforts are still not adequate. What would I attempt if I knew that I could not fail? I would raise enough capital to rebuild that nation and help its people.

People have helped tremendously. People will continue to help greatly. People are people. Give, care, heal, help, share, adopt, grow, create.......for Haiti.

Although, I have not traveled to Haiti myself I know a few natives. I pray for you and your families. I feel connected to the struggle and plight of the people.

Haiti is a land that must be rebuilt by its own people. Reclaim your land.

Life is change. The rise of Haiti ( and other nations who are impoverished) is immiment. You will rise. Believe, trust, and know that you will rise.

Photo Caption: Diane Caves with child. "The dedicated public health professional, was on a CDC 3-week assignment in Haiti when the earthquake struck. "

Color of the Year for 2010 is turquoise

Pantone's Color of the Year for 2010 is turquoise! Wow, what a color. I enjoy being surrounded in this uplifting and inspirational color.
One of the greatest attributes of this color is that is offers us the tranquil properties of the ocean from any place or any climate.

I connect instantly to the inspirational properties of the color. It has the power to uplift even my worst moods.

Happy New Year

2010 is here! Wow, where does the time go? We have all entered a new decade according to the current calendar system. What does this new decade have in store for the world? What is on the horizon for humanity?

The greatest of Earth and mankind is still yet to come....a fact that makes me excited to be alive and to be blessed with the experience called life.

Go forth. Become. Who. What. Ever. You. Aspire to Be!

12 to 2010

2010 is 12 days away. I hope that 2009 has been productive and insightful for you.
I also hope that 2010 will be an even better year!
In 2010, I am on a mission to capture my dreams and realize my goals.
The single most important thing that we need is confidence.
In the spirit of the Chinese proverb, "Fall down seven times, stand up eight"!
I hope to stand up confidently.