Julia Woodman Poems

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1.
Inside Our Heads

Come and see inside my mind
there's strange things of many kinds
twists & turns and alleys blind
& some that stretch past all the sides.
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2.
Letting Go & Gaining Everything

No longer shall I wear
pain, suffering -
these belong to the ego
controller -
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3.
Hearts In Me

If I look to the world with hearts in my eyes
Then surely I'll be intrigued and inspired.

If I touch the world with hearts in my hands
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4.
Unborn

5.
Talking To Children

The world is a wide place where we stumble like children learning to walk. The world is a bright mosaic where we learn like children to see, where our little blurry eyes strive greedily to take in as much light and love and colour and detail as they can.

The world is a coaxing whisper when the wind lips the trees, when the sea licks the shore, when animals burrow into earth and people look up at the sympathetic stars. The world is an admonishing roar when gales chase rainclouds over the plains and whip up ocean waves, when people crowd into cities or intrude into dazzling jungles.
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6.
Approach

Rain Is Falling. Winter Approaches. I Drive Towards It. In The Slow Rain. In The Semi-darkness. Cello Music Is Playing In The Car. The Deep Sad Sound Of The Cello. It Almost Swamps Me. Routine Endeavours To Swamp Me. The Everyday Paying Of Bills.

But I Paint Men Walking In A City Of Icebergs And Crystal. Some Of The Icebergs Are Red. I Paint A Woman Swimming In Green Wavy Water. Surrounded By Desert Mesas. Bright Orange In The Sunlight. With Darker Orange For Shadows.
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7.
Same Heart

I am torn apart
by the consequences
of the inevitable -
until all that's left
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8.
The Psychological Colours Of Dogs

The black dogs
eat people from
the inside out -
Fear, Hate, Depression.
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9.
Naming The Earth

And the world will be born again
in circles of steaming breath
and beams of light
as each one of us directs
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10.
Spangling Through The Meadows

She went spangling through the meadows
like a serependitious toad -
she thought it was far better than
going via the road -
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