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Date: STue, 20 Jun 2006 12:00AM PDT)
From: Send an Instant Message "John French" <mosshead7@yahoo.com>  
Subject: Ghost
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Ghost
 
The winds whisper words of ghosts
On the streets of NYC and battle fields
In old churches and old houses too
Gettysburg, San Francisco & New Hope
 
Reflections in the windows
Reflections from the pool
The cold up in the attic
Feeling someone is watching you
 
Flowers in the garden - red & blue
In full sun and with thunder & lightning
An energy that raises your arm hairs
And helps me to fly in my dreams
 
I feel the ghost of you
Do you feel the ghost of those you know
I even feel the ghost of those I don’t know
I feel the ghost of you
 
Dead Indians
Dead soldiers
Dead gentlemen
Dead holy men
 
They’re all stardust and could be talking to you
Like on the radio – tune in and listen to it –
In the wiring of electrical currents running true
The cats and dogs and children too – they see them
 
Open the door and you’ll see them to
Can’t you hear them knocking
Hear them knocking and
Trying to communicate with you
 
Reflections in the windows
Reflections from the pool
The cold up in the attic
Feeling someone is watching you
 
Dead Indians
Dead soldiers
Dead gentlemen
Dead holy men
I feel the ghost of you
Do you feel the ghost of those you know
I even feel the ghost of those I don’t know
I feel the ghost of you
 
John A. Conte` JR
  mystrawhat.com
June 20, 2006
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