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A Hummingbird Hymnal
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  • Index of Poems/Songs
    • 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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                                                       The Red Balloon

You came in the form of a red balloon,
Floating through the tree tops,
Dipping to kiss the fields of wildflowers,
Silently joining the birds in song;
You flew through the night,
And landed with the morning dew,
In my backyard;

You waited for me to notice you -
Unassuming, patient, loving;
You wanted to surprise me with joy,
To fill my world with color,
To inspire me to run like a child,
Through the door of my heart,
Into the crisp morning air,
To scoop you into my arms,
And step into the freedom of the day;
How could something I thought was so inanimate,
Be suddenly, and unalterably, so alive within!
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