
“The original definition of sacrifice moves more inwardly. It means to give up what no longer works.” Mark Nepo
To No Avail With every possible sacrifice I made supplication at your door, as if to all the gods and spirits who might intervene should be summoned for not a little redemption at the drop of a hat thrown to the wind as to caution, a libation poured out for everything I had pursued down lanes and alleys to no avail. ©Paul Vincent Cannon
Your words are inspiring as always Paul.
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Thank you very much indeed Megha.
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A very thoughtful and reflective poem, Paul. Lovely! 🙂
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I really had hoped to evoke that, thank you for sharing this, many thanks. 🙂
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some will never — nay, can never — be appeased. what love, when one is nixed into nothingness…
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Yes, what love. Forever looking for the mutuality, thank you Lisa 🙂
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Most welcome, Paul.
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When supplication and sacrifice are to no avail, it makes one question whether the supplication and sacrifice are directed in the wrong place.
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Absolutely Liz, let it go I say, thank you and agreed.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Many thanks Chuck.
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Always my Pleasure, Paul 😊✨✨👍
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This one is a little deep for me
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The betrayal of trust by those who have authority.
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