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Date: March 16, 2022 at 12:47:26
From: shatterbrain, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Nuclear Nightmare

URL: Russian MP urges Putin to fire nuclear missile at US


Had this dream that I witnessed several nuke explosions. Must have been the H-bomb type as the blinding light, shock wave were terribly huge.


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Date: March 17, 2022 at 11:37:06
From: kay.so.or, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Nuclear Nightmare


am feeling much sadness today, but that baby dream hit me hard.

your dream made me think of this poem I wrote in 2019
*******
This I can Attest to You

This I can attest to you
that birds will always sing.
and butterflies take wing.
This, I can attest to you.

This I can attest to you
when rain clouds fill the skies
somewhere, a mother will sing a lullaby
this, I can attest to you.

This I can attest to you
when wild winds do blow,
that these are ‘the times’
and you will know.
This, I can attest to you

This I can attest to you
when lakes no longer blue,
sad times will come to all,
and also to you.
This, I can attest to you

This I can attest to you
Red blood in streets will flow.
Hardened hearts will come,
and then, they will go.
This, I can attest to you

This I can attest to you
Beware the ides of man.
but swiftly this time will pass,
and spring will come again.
This, I can attest to you

*****
and there might be a few 'clues' in this poem...remember my poems and songs just 'come to me' from 'somewhere'...

am musing on these parts:

This I can attest to you
when wild winds do blow,
that these are ‘the times’
and you will know.

and in this one ,RED BLOOD!

This I can attest to you
Red blood in streets will flow.
Hardened hearts will come,
and then, they will go.
This, I can attest to you

and 'the ides of man' pointed towards the month of March ...which is now

what do you think?


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