Another installment in exquisite folklore Rene. I have long admired your  
sense of life and circumstance. Much obliged. 
 
I have shared some years ago when I was first introduced to your art, that  
you ought to collaborate with coleagues to compile "A Collection of Poems". It  
may have been premature then. Since then we have been introduced to similar  
venture by our other coleagues here and at Posten. The year may be dawning on  
us. Mbarangbiringbiring Galleh can lend a hand in patronnage and adopt this  
purpose on all your behalf given his extraordinary wealth in this area. My  
leather sandals are now showing the wear of years of torturous use. Is leather  
elastic to any degree and do I need an accelerant?
 
Haroun Masoud. Galleh, I know you're working on Armitage, and you are  
otherwise occupied. Is there an opportunity to tap the honourable Yorro Jallow  to 
assist you in completing such honour? A rare opportunity. MQDT. Darbo.
 
In a message dated 9/28/2007 11:43:54 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,  
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The journey  is difficult
inspired by hope and 
nurtured by  perseverance
the thorny terrain is navigable.

The  terrain 
it encompasses
the gamut of human  experience:
from the tremors of fear
to the citadel of  hope
from the moans of failure
to the screams of  success
from the trials of woe
to the tribulations of  apathy
from the houses of joyful laughter
to the  bottomless pit of a nagging sorrow.

What do we achieve
at the end of the journey?
Conversely, what inspires 
our  motivation
our sense of purpose
at the start of the  journey?

As we navigate
the steep sloping  terrain
the end is less justifiable
our purpose is  cumbersome
our motivation appear questionable
but our  rocky conviction
our pillar of sacrifice
keep the faith of  the journey 
where the journey's fate is more  perilous.

Rene   




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