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to discover peace of mind, a true source of zen
I thought the offering had taken my last yen the sweet call of the early morning wren excitement bid me still lay awake, at that magic hour when the sun rose, sleep for all creatures ending then… later rickshaw drivers asked for copper coins, only ten but for travel from the city I traded my golden pen to find a haven in faraway lands knowing few men this will be a voyage for meditation, that I do ken fortune smiled on my arrival, I was greeted by the silver hen at the bottom of the distant valley, in a vast flowered glen… the rice paddy hills remind me of home's misty fen I no longer pine for the leather armchair in my den nor do I miss the chiming hours from Big Ben for peace I have bought, tis time to say amen the chinese peahen 14 june, 2006 (Poetic Paradise Daily Challenge)
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