S’MORES

Photo/Poem 1 Minute 
  Acquisition and clean up,
 the things we do, and those
 who are tasked with the remains
 of our desire.
 
 This nobility of mission,
 of keeping things right,
 unnoticed when accomplished,
 issue of complaint
 when left undone.
 
 In the doing resides
 dignity.
 
 All else is failure.

Published by davestankowicz

Dave Stankowicz is a retired educator who lives on an island off the coast of Portland, Maine with his wife Debbie Jordan and their dog Jade. Liberated from the responsibilities of teaching he has found the space and time to pursue so much that interests him. Besides writing and photography Dave hosts a weekly radio show - Palm Wine Radio. As D.J. Zachariah, he plays African music on Monday mornings from 10:30 - Noon at WMPG.org. He continues his efforts to master space and time.

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5 thoughts on “S’MORES”

  1. Good one!

    On Tue, Aug 20, 2019 at 10:32 AM Boho Dreams of Space and Time wrote:

    > davestankowicz posted: ” Acquisition and clean up, the things we do, and > those who are tasked with the remains of our desire. This nobility of > mission, of keeping things right, unnoticed when accomplished, issue of > complaint when left undone. In the doing resides dignity” >

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  4. again, very Wegee

    On Tue, Aug 20, 2019 at 10:32 AM Boho Dreams of Space and Time wrote:

    > davestankowicz posted: ” Acquisition and clean up, the things we do, and > those who are tasked with the remains of our desire. This nobility of > mission, of keeping things right, unnoticed when accomplished, issue of > complaint when left undone. In the doing resides dignity” >

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