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A Night Without Armour

Poems by Jewel

"I've learned that not all poetry lends itself to music - some thoughts need to be sung only against the silence. There are softer and less tangible parts of ourselves that are so essential to peace, to openheartedness, to unfolding the vision amd the spiritual realm of our lives, to exposing our souls."

Disclaimer:The audio tracks are for non-profit, personal use only. Please do not misuse them. These files are not intended to take the place of buying Jewel's poem book, A Night Without Armour. Jewel believes that without this tape base, many of her work would be lost forever.

Click on PLAY to hear Jewel read the poem, from the Harpor Audio Tape, A Night Without Armour.

As A Child I walked Play

As a child I walked

with noisy fingers

along the hemline

of so many meadows

back home

Green fabric

stretched out

shy earth

shock of sky

I'd sit on logs like pulpits

lisen to the sermon

of sparrows

and find god in Simplicity,

there amongst the dandelion

and thorn


Lost Play

Lost

is a puzzle

of stars

that breathes

like water

and chews

like stone

Alone

is a reminder

of how far

acceptance

is from

understanding

Fear

is a bird

that believes itself

into extinction

Desperation

the honest recognition

of a false truth

Hope

seeing who you really are

at your highest

is who you will become

Grace

the refinement of a

Soul through time