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a haiku for the equinox
light bursting through morning clouds
an old crow flies past
children’s sighs break through stillness
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no defenses
life has rubbed away every last bit of callous around my heart i am here, defenseless and empty surrendering full up with tears of sorrow and joy forgiving and forgiven opening my heart to the unknown sky
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kismet [or the lusciousness of timeless momentary lingering]
a wound begging to be touched
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on this side of the mirror
in my bedroom on this side of the mirror, i see a world of collected treasures. many given to me by my most precious treasures– the souls i share this life with. things made by hands i have held (and loved). flowers, now dried given to me by little people with cherubic grace. (buttercups, dandelions…
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The Fool, Horizons and Synchronicity
Me to Gigi: “What do you see?” “A man about to step off a cliff.” “Do you think he’s in danger?” “No.” “Why not?” “I don’t know. I just think he’s going to be all right.” “Why do you think the eagle is there?” “To make sure he is all right.” Hmmm. Indeed. Note: The…
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laughingly dash with your hair
Long have you timidly waded holding a plank by the shore, Now I will you to be a bold swimmer, To jump off in the midst of the sea, rise again, nod to me, shout, and laughingly dash with your hair. ~Walt Whitman
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creativity | inspiration | poetry | Rebirth24Her Pulitzer Prize (Haiku)
I find it remarkable and not terribly surprising that she was an award-winning, prolific writer but isn’t widely known.
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