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A Hummingbird Hymnal
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    • Abandon Ship
    • Achene
    • Beautiful Rose
    • Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse: Facing The Shadows Within
    • Bluebeard
    • Dam/ned Love Set Free
    • Defend the Weak
    • Dissident Daughters
    • Drama Of The Ages
    • Finding My Voice
    • Flagstaff
    • Globe Mallow Hollow
    • Grace Came Down: The Gingko Tree
    • Greener On The Other Side
    • Growing Through My Skin
    • Grown Up Nursery Rhymes
    • Human Connection
    • Jacob's Song
    • Knotty Pine Ceiling
    • Let It Rain
    • Life Blood
    • Lizard Lullaby
    • Meridian Merisms
    • My Desert
    • Ode to the Sun
    • Once Upon a Space and Time
    • Orchards of Eternity
    • Out To Sea
    • Reconnoissance
    • Returning The Exodus
    • Rumi 2
    • Rumi 3
    • Rumi 4
    • Shedding
    • Snakes In The Water
    • Stream of Consciousness 1 (Winter 2014)
    • Stream of Consciousness 2 (3/5/14)
    • Stream of Consciousness 3 (4/15/14)
    • Stream of Consciousness 4 (7/25/14)
    • Stream of Consciousness 5
    • Stream of Consciousness 6
    • Stream of Consciousness 7 (4/15/14)
    • Stream of Consciousness 8 (4/12/14)
    • The Carpenter's Daughter
    • The Ache of Loss
    • The Coffin
    • Fallen Oaks
    • The Red Balloon
    • Those Sapphire Eyes
    • To Know and To Be Known
    • Tracks To Your Heart
    • Transmutation of Love (The Wave of You)
    • Twin Flames, Twin Hearts
    • When Deep Within Your Arms I Am Embraced
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                                                              Bluebeard

She should have feared Bluebeard
And his dark conniving soul
When he stripped her of self knowledge
And sought power and control

She should have feared Bluebeard
Drug dealer of psychic highs
When he snuffed her intuition
And fed her naivete with lies

She should have feared Bluebeard
When he promised a fantasy
Peddling a false sense of freedom
And giving her a bloody key
She should have feared Bluebeard
And his predatory mind
When he forbid her curiousity
And tried to keep her psyche blind

She should have feared Bluebeard
But her alarm system was down
And broken locks could not keep her
From the carnage that she found

She should have feared Bluebeard
But only knew upon death's door
To trust her deepest impulses
​And to deny herself no more
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