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Vuelta Stage 15
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Vuelta Stage 9
Friday, August 24, 2012
Tour de France 2012
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012
The Leo Lunation

The Leo lunation/
Burnishes all Creation/
With glow both gold and bold/
With countenance bright/
She pierces the night/
With a smile both hot and cold/
Exuberant actress/
Strutting the sky
Extolling ardor in I + I
Generous matron/
dripping sensation/
A sexy scene stealer/
The Leo Lunation/
The Leo Lunation
Throbbingly urging us to express/
A generous nature which brings happiness/
Natural prima dona/ she takes all her bows/
Watching from earth, we can only say "WOW!'
Although the rain may keep us inside/
Full Moon emotions keep us at high tide/
The Leo full moon continues her glide/
Taking us all on her passionate ride
The Leo Lunation/
The Leo Lunation
© Imo Music
Feb 7, 2012
12:50 AM/ Mill Valley
Senor Contador
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Path Report 11/11/11
Path Report 11/11/11
Better late than never/
I did outwit the weather/
With layering so clever/
Chills/ not me/ no never! /
An interesting mackerel sky /
Made the walk fly by/
'tho only a stroll/
I made my goal/
'tho waking took three tries/
Folk were few upon the path/
Perhaps, like you, on other tasks/
Maybe a day with elevens three/
Made hoi polloi laze-y
Ducks in pairs show how it's done/
When two move smoothly as one/
But solo or pair/
I achieved my fresh air/
In the total absence of sun/
In fact, some languid drops of rain/
Do much their absence to explain
Whether it's rain, wind, or snow
I'm always the last to know/
I watch the weather on channel 5/
Wrong most days/They're total jive/
So I'm oft caught by surprise/
As storms and freezes do arise/
How long before I realize/
For predicting/ use your eyes/
Also your nose/ and your ears/
Even if TV says 'clear'
Ditto on weather.com/
One thing I've found--
They're usually wrong!
© Imo Music
11/11/11 MV
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Ruminations on Rumi

Ruminations on Rumi
It doesn't really matter/
The object of his ardor/
Divine or human /
Man or Woman /
It doesn't really matter
What we respond to/
in his words/
is the depth of his devotion/
A kind of emotion which could fill seven oceans /
A depth of longing deeper than the ocean floor /
A love so powerful it just cries out for more!!!
It's an aching joy as love rushes through the human frame/
Flooding the veins/
igniting the brain/
To surges of sweet synapse /
which cannot be contained/
Thinking of the loved one/
we become enflamed/
And this potent longing/
is what Rumi named/
Call it God, call it Tabriz
Rumi knew just what love is/
The seed from which all blessings grow/
Oceanic in its flow/
A feeling filling every cell/
Of Rumi we say/
He loved well
Imo On the Path


