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a haiku of endings

ByKymberlee

moonlit ending

wind whispers her sweet longing
turgid moon shining
my heart weeps with fresh sorrow

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a summer haiku 4 him

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girls playing on a zip line the scent of clover his voice merging with sunlight

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Why?

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We have all heard sappy stories about things people did for others that “made a difference” in their lives. While I don’t mean to sound cynical and I am very much a believer in treating others with kindness and respect, it is also true that our culture can train us to believe that “doing for…

"Textured" for Photo Friday

ByKymberlee

“illusionary barriers” taken with Canon ES 20D see it bigger There is no world “out there”. What I perceive is all alive inside of me. It is to that which I turn my attention.

your he(art) is ready.
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bricolage project day 7 [finding]

ByKymberlee

Finding the Frame Has Been Dissolved Today’s randomly-chosen word is finding from Awakening the Heroes Within by Carol S. Pearson.  I continue to be intrigued with the words that are coming each day.  I open the book to a random page and point to a word without looking.  Twice, I’ve pointed to a blank page but otherwise, these…

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respect

ByKymberlee

A friend of mine recently told me, “You know, Kymberlee, you will find a man who treats you with the respect you deserve when YOU know you deserve it.” I know it’s true. My spiritual teacher, Matt Kahn, once said in satsang that our bodies and the hearts that inhabit them are works of art….

bricolage project day 16 [early]
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bricolage project day 16 [early]

ByKymberlee

Today’s random word, early, is from Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day by Ben Loory. I had the good fortune of seeing Ben read in Seattle many years ago.  He was kind and generous and made a deep impression on me.  I befriended him on social media and we talked from time to time….