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                <text> Published by Notable Works Publication and Distribution Co., Inc. Poetry and Music by Noreen Inglesi       Artist in Residence of Notable Works Publication &amp; Distribution Co.,  Inc.      Photos by Jeanne Cooper, Preserve and Shorebird Program Manager of the Nature Conservancy of Rhode Island, and Geoff Dennis, volunteer with the Nature Conservancy   Presentation by Noreen Inglesi, Artist in Residence and Bina Gehres, Director       Notable Works Publication &amp; Distribution Co.,  Inc.            Musical Performance by Dr. Audrey Kaiser, piano and Roberta Ricci, cello      This poem is part of a collection of poetry highlighting  Rhode Island’s natural beauty published by Notable Works in Voices of the Earth: The Future of Our Planet  www.notableworks.org</text>
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              <text>The Homeless Heart by Noreen Inglesi&#13;
Here I'll rest shackled in a shapeless night Dazed and cold&#13;
So alone&#13;
Can a warm old man find a fireside?&#13;
In my dreams I'm safe and warm You by my side.&#13;
You, always so kind&#13;
Why do you hide?&#13;
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I'll follow.&#13;
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My cool tears never even touch the ground No one's there&#13;
Not a sound.&#13;
Will anyone care when I'm not around?&#13;
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You, why do you hide?&#13;
Don't you know that Death stalks the homeless heart?&#13;
Silence falls just like time in sands. Shadows dance in the wind. Spirits call me to distant lands Just lead me home.&#13;
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              <text>How swiftly things can change&#13;
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&#13;
How swiftly things can change&#13;
Like a rippling stream&#13;
Silenced by the first chill of winter&#13;
Easy to take for granted&#13;
Summer’s fervent warmth&#13;
Lost in the rapture &#13;
of children’s gleeful laughter&#13;
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Bird’s chirping in trees &#13;
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              <text>Re-Discovery&#13;
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When life’s path becomes uncertain&#13;
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Or circle dance like wildflowers&#13;
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Soothing the painful pangs of&#13;
Sullen discontent&#13;
As darkness falls&#13;
We recall the day&#13;
With new-found pleasure&#13;
Each flower’s scent&#13;
Brings new content&#13;
Each bough of tree&#13;
Or birds chirping with glee&#13;
Brings sheer ecstasy&#13;
Our family, our friends&#13;
Touch us in ways never before&#13;
Like digging for treasures&#13;
Or searching for jingle shells&#13;
Through infinite sands at the beach&#13;
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Still lingering in our hearts&#13;
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Sometimes daunting&#13;
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                <text>This poem was written during the pandemic and talks about the new appreciation we feel for everything and everyone in our lives-nature, our family, friends.....This work was published in 2021  by Notable Works in "Love Warms the Homeless Heart II."</text>
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