Illustration from English Caricaturists and Graphic Humourists of the Nineteenth Century, by William Rodgers Richardson (writing as Graham Everitt) :Engraving by Robert Cruikshank :Captioned "With her flames and darts, and apple tarts, her ices, trifles, cherry-brandy, O, she knew not which to choose, for she thought them both the Dandy" :From The Universal Songster (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Searing bright endearing light
enraptures me with glee.
That nothingness could be so right
is a paradox to me!
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Dissolving of the Ego’s spell
has made me see at last.
To think that it works so well,
this indifference to my past.
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Unity with the source of life
absolves me from my sins
and delivers me from strife, it does.
That goofy Guy Upstairs just grins!

My Gran's wonderful furry companion Francis