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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Beginnings He is free to choose me he's still there don't you see? e-0-0	RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Beginnings I would be with you would you be with me if you were free? Will you come or go? You have captured me. e-0-1	RE: RE: RE: RE: Beginnings Happy New Year all... Celebrating the years end Sitting here alone Keeping to myself not wanting to offend. s-0-2	RE: RE: RE: I want to be the first not a follower am I, nor is leading my thing. meandering along is more my way except for a casual fling. s-0-3	Flanking Skirting the edges of the group Ever watchful, keeping pace Don't trust folks behind me But I don't fancy the view from the rear, either! w-0-4
RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Beginnings I can't see him now He is obscured by the smoke I sense his presence He IS here encloaked. n-1-0	RE: RE: RE: Beginnings Sometimes it's not a choice Of whether or not to start, Our feet are placed upon the road And the end is the child of our attitude se-1-1	RE: RE: RE: Beginnings Oh, to be inspired the beginning of it all. Let us all rejoice with resolutions as we create a new year. s-1-2	RE: RE: I want to be the first I too thought I'd blaze the trail take the bull by the horn make female president e-1-3	RE: I want to be the first Once, I knew I'd be the very first to scale new heights, mark new trails; now, I am glad to be one amongst many, as we nod to each other on the well-trod path. s-1-4
RE: RE: RE: RE: Begin and End A new beginning means a change there is something that must end but if I bend I just may find my Self as my best friend. se-2-0	RE: RE: RE: Beginnings It's not so much where you begin it's the twists and turns of the journey and the pleasures garnered along the way so that in the end... e-2-1	RE: RE: Beginnings Beginnings always have an end, happy, sad, perhaps complacent. It doesn't matter what starts the spark What matters is how we face it. 2-2-1214	RE: RE: RE: Beginnings Some lean into the wind, breatless on the bow of a sailboat in high seas and others lean into each other after 50 years and still married. w-2-3	I want to be the first I want to be the first to start where the road begins to sail from port at daybreak to windglide from the highest mountain w-2-4
Beginning to End always a blessing to start in the middle avoiding excitement, contention or muddle e-3-0	RE: RE: RE: Begin and End Is this the beginning or is it the end? To know these things I'll not pretend ne-3-1	RE: RE: RE: Beginnings Beginning in the middle of the road in a dark forest to make sense of life n-3-2	RE: RE: RE: RE: Beginnings To make sense of life Lived under a rock, I must first find a cure For my Writer's Block! w-3-3	RE: I want to be the first From the mountain peak we rise and fall, the wind beginning to push us back. I sense the horizon within reach, "Is this the end?" I ask myself as I come to rest on stony ground. n-3-4
RE: RE: RE: RE: Begin and End don't know how it got started or from where it all did come but after it has departed will we say that we had fun ne-4-0	RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Begin and End Whatever it is, I'll take it. I love getting up every day, the hours of sleep, the habits I keep, even the work, and the play. w-4-1	RE: RE: RE: RE: Beginnings Ending at the end of the line in a lighted tunnel to make sense of death ... n-4-2	Under a rock with writer's block There's mystery in the underside Of moist and rocky places To find the stories and the clues We turn them on their faces! n-4-3	RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Beginnings beginnings are easy but endings are hard in spite of the carrot, "eternal reward." nw-4-4

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