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Tea Time (solo version)
04:41
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Tea Time
©2016 Ken Clinger
chamomile, hazelnut, lady grey, darjeeling
caramel apple spice, oolong and china green
lavender mint melange, mistletoe, rosemary
pomegranate, caraway, cinnamon strawberry
tea time
to take the time
come and see
tea time
is here and now
you and me
winter spice, green dragon, lime blossom, cherry earl
wild berry, rooibos vanilla and downey pearls
masala, chai, english breakfast, sweet tangerine
sassafras, lemon grass, earl grey and apple dream
tea time
to take the time
come and see
tea time
is here and now
you and me
african nectar, lapsang souchong, sweet rose hip
mandarin orange, nettle leaf, dragonwell, catnip
ginseng, hibiscus, egyptian mint, pure assam
honeybush, skullcap, st. john’s wort and nightly calm
tea time
to take the time
come and see
tea time
is here and now
you and me
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Calling (solo version)
13:30
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calling
colors meeting in the eyes
touches on the skin
no end from no beginning
the outer comes within
taste receptive on the tongue
sounds meeting in the ear
to one who sees and knows it
enters now and here
the sun is rising
the rain is falling
a voice is calling
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essence from the elements
reflections from the eye
actions from the folded hands
caress and simplify
melting sounds that open doorways
images appear
nothing but awareness
as substance disappears
the sun is rising
the rain is falling
a voice is calling
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outer sounds that harmonize
sounds coming from within
radiating unity
hearts beating in the wind
scents that trigger memories
tastes hint at something more
a dream returns, the tide recedes
on near and distant shores
the sun is rising
the rain is falling
a voice is calling
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gentle touch from deep within
too simple to reply
first appearing in the heart
then rising to the eye
existing beyond space and time
yet also day to day
instinct in awareness
awakening in play
the sun is rising
the rain is falling
a voice is calling
©2016 Ken Clinger
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Moonlight Gathering
03:21
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It's another constellation
a new creation, to join the heavens
yet another night time measure
a new found treasure for you
it's another indication
a new location, to visit nightly
another spark for intuition
to bring fruition to you
when will we know the season
transcending night and day
beyond the worlds of reason
to where true wisdom is play
It's another evolution
a new solution, to get connected
joining in a variation
a new translation to be
yet another predication
a confirmation, of former actions
showing you a new refinement
improved alignment to see
©1998 Ken Clinger
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Unexpected Memory
10:55
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unexpected memory
unexpected memory
from undetermined past
rise beyond the mirror of time
the first combines with last
something providing answers
before the questions asked
past and future, now and then
appearances become the same
deeper sinking, stronger linking
with instinctive aim
unexpected recognition
from no place or time
meaning changes with the viewpoint
patterns form design
opposites find common ground
a rhythm in the rhyme
bits and pieces, here and there
recombining endlessly
every combination, revelation
same yet different key
unexpected memory
from undetermined past
rise beyond the mirror of time
the first combines with last
something providing answers
before the questions asked
bits and pieces, here and there
recombining endlessly
every combination, revelation
same yet different key
©2017 Ken Clinger
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Journey
14:26
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Ken Clinger Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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