spring forth and slip from branches
sink into crystalline oblivion
thawing wisdom melts as the creaking trunks fly past
beyond burrowing many thoughts become one
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Heroic poses
No one ‘noses…
It’s a tumble-down, fumble-clown, mossy hill to roll…
Trice we might
Try as we might
As long as we laugh,
It’ll be okay.
I just got back from four glorious days on the Gulf Coast. Please enjoy a brief minute of peaceful surf!
just a beach minute…
Check out this video on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXlu_etleE0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
This week marks a number of anniversaries, and I’ve discovered that certain types of reflection serve no useful purpose.
Sometimes, the deeper we go, the darker it gets.
Sometimes, to find the light, we just need to look away from the mirror.
A simple photograph in a brightly lit room…
whence the darkness?
Step away from the mirror, and all becomes more bright.
A whole new layer of meaning emerges for the word “selflessness”.
Namaste.
Swirling vortex, sheer force of will …
Tornadoes possess the powerful ability to clear and raze anything that cannot withstand their relentless forces…
Outer tornadoes may be seen clearly with the physical eyes, and felt with the outer senses. They instantaneously generate fear and respect as well as sympathy and kind actions.
Inner tornadoes clear the ground in intensely personal ways, sometimes undetected by our inner radar before they barrel through our lives… They mysteriously transform in ways that may become apparent to others only over time…
There are many lines in life to be drawn, aren’t there?
I miss my blogging friends, I hope you’re all well!
THE MIND DOES NOT NEED A BRAIN.
PERIOD.
I’d like to introduce you to my dear friend Walter… He creates powerful, beautiful imagery, shares wonderfully profound thoughts, and dedicates his life to helping people with “disabilties”.
“When we find a path that leads back to ourselves, we discover things anew”
We met last year, and he is a very special person. I could tell you all about him, but I’d rather you go read it in his words.
He amazes me the most by posting powerful, thoughtful comments to my blogs, and continuing to do so… even when I only offer a few brief words in return.
I suspect Walter may understand that I’m on a mission, and he loves me despite the inequality of the exchange.
Walter, thank you for appearing (and re-appearing) in my life, and I hope many people will find your blog and enjoy getting to know you as much as I do!
leslee hare 