18/10/2019

Entry 52: Reverent Care

grey light drifts humbly through the window my ears alert for early morning whispers, breath quiet and steady i hear the purposeful whoosh of heated milk […]
11/10/2019

Entry 51: The Path

We may think of choosing a career path like choosing a train to ride.   We arrive at the station when we graduate from college,  We study […]
22/09/2019

Entry 50: Richness

The spoon Tings against the ceramic in Cadence like a small church bellWarmth emanates to my handsSmells of roasted oat and cardboard permeate my nostrilsRibbons of honey and […]
27/06/2019

Entry 49: Bit By Bit

A lump, gray, nondescript But in my vision it is glorious i lay my simple tool On the gripping surface Scrape away one sliver Then another  […]
21/02/2019

Entry 48: Are longer meditations better?

In most areas of our life, we follow the American cultural norm that more is better.  A vacation lasting 7 days is better than one lasting […]
08/02/2019

Entry 47: Maypole – For Terry

The ribbons vibrantEach a different colorGripped with earnest fingersFlowing around the othersAdding shapes to the mosaicThis moment a unique kaleidoscope patternUntil they shift againCircling the same […]
16/01/2019

Entry 46: Creation

StingPierces my eyelidsMy nose runs, then my eyesI pause the rhythmic chop of onionTo avoid sliced finger tipsOn to the celeryThinly sliced so it will meld […]
24/11/2018

Entry 45: What if: I am infinite

I am infinite.  I am worth more than the size of my home, my salary, or even the money in the bank account.  I am more […]
16/11/2018

Entry 44: Dear Rescuer (Golden Shovel)

This is my first venture into using the Golden Shovel poetry form.  I borrow the final lines from Mary Oliver’s poem, The Journey, to end the […]
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