Grandpa Vonnegut and the Galapagos ghosts

Grandpa Vonnegut and the Galapagos ghosts

A Poem by Dripping Chocolate Madness
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You have to be willing to lose everything that doesn't matter, if you expect to find something that does.

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Writing sonnets in the air
To blow away, without a care
Our words are clothes for wind to wear
And doesn't she look lovely?

© 2020 Dripping Chocolate Madness


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Vonnegut, been a while! I enjoy reading him. This is a perfect little poem.
The wind... she is lovely. Depending on her mood and what she's wearing.


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Dripping Chocolate Madness

3 Years Ago

In any mood
And whether she chooses
Her Autumn garb or spring
She oozes beauty .. read more

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Added on August 19, 2020
Last Updated on August 19, 2020
Tags: Zen, wind, writing, sacrifice

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Dripping Chocolate Madness
Dripping Chocolate Madness

Wandering, RI



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Not a writer, but I do it anyway. I'm also not a chef, musician, masseuse, guidance counselor, philosopher, or survivalist. But again: never stopped me before. I DO, however, happen to be a giant p.. more..

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