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Time Grown Lively
Time Grown Lively
Time Grown Lively
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Time Grown Lively

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Out of the world at hand come insights and experiences of nuances of nature and people and situations and memories, all of which play in the mind and emerge in poems. These poems seek to open the meaning that lurks within the hiddenness of all that is so plain to see in our lives.


LanguageEnglish
PublisherAuthorHouse
Release dateJun 28, 2011
ISBN9781463416812
Time Grown Lively
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William Flewelling

I am a retired minister from the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) living in central Illinois. Led by a request from Mildred Corwin of Manua OH when I arrived there in 1976, I long developed and led a series of bible studies there and in LaPorte IN and New Martinsville WV. These studies proved to be very feeding to me in my pastoral work and won a certain degree of following in my congregations. My first study was on 1 Peter, chosen because I knew almost nothing about the book. I now live quietly in retirement with my wife of 54 years, a pair of dogs and several cats.

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    Time Grown Lively - William Flewelling

    About 4:30 AM

    As presage to the dawn, the morning star

    appears above the East, the hint of early light

    behind its presence. Certainly this bright

    allusion to a latent coming spars

    with night’s reluctance to relieve its hold

    upon these waiting hills as I begin

    my sleep-interrupting chore. I note within

    the open sky an overcast unsold.

    As I go out, the morning star holds sway.

    I look away as Arthur moves and cats

    come seeking food. I look again; no star

    studs nascent light. A cloud has covered its stay

    against some stubborn darkness. Still day meets

    its hour behind the prescient spark at bar.

    WCF

    3 July 2009

    Thick Haunting Haze

    The half moon hangs, haze shrouded, in the dark.

    As, haloed in the cloud five times its size,

    this oblong luminance fills no one’s eyes;

    it merely marks the night sky, leaving stark

    and dim the landscape that I walk. I own

    familiarity; these cobblestones

    address my knowing feet as tactile drones

    to cross the way where moonlight would have shone.

    Attentive to that shrouded light above

    I wonder in my seeing how it leads

    my lingering within its apse, to keep

    intrigue upon the image of a love

    awaiting neverland to shine. So feeds

    my lean familiarity at deep.

    WCF

    18 August 2010

    Into The Slit Of Vision

    This flip flop toe

    set to the floor,

    the sole from sole

    displaced, the foot

    suspended up

    in place, the ankle

    left bare: a slight

    impending grace

    articulates

    by poise a lilt

    of concentrated

    intention. Here

    fair form in white

    (a subtle cream

    in lively shades)

    approximates

    the ballerina’s

    particulate

    ascent in pose.

    WCF

    8 June 2006

    Conceptual In Fantasy

    Bare walls and ceiling match

    a polished hardwood

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