Tag Archives: Body

THE LIGHT OF YOUR EXCELLENCE

The year’s life moves fast along, in apparent descendence. . . Your light proves, when you show it, to emit perfect excellence. . . Your might you don’t lose– though you don’t always know it– when you don’t permit all … Continue reading

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DO NOT GO GENTLE INTO THAT GOOD WINTER

Do not go gentle into that good winter. . . Wear good gloves and you’ll reduce the chance your paws will snag their skin upon a splinter. Don’t be too quiet, find, spend time with folks that make you laugh … Continue reading

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ONE-TWO-THREE PRIORITIES

Body first. . . breathe. . . well, what’s that worth? it helps you sense from places, patterns soft or hard, relaxed or tense, right now and here, just what you need. . . Brain second. . . Observe those … Continue reading

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YOUR FIRST LOVE

Be sure to love yourself. First, last, and in between. For, without you, there is no body with which you can do or feel anything.

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SUNDAY– A DAY TO LIVE– IT’S NOW

Sunday. . . It’s chill. . . it’s peaceful. . . it is fun– a day to live– it’s now. . . twixt dawn this morn and set this eve– right now. . . if we would pick a day … Continue reading

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HOLD THAT LITTLE ANIMAL THAT IS YOUR BODY

Hold that little animal that is your own, that is your body. . . don’t eat it like a cannibal– ask it what it wants and needs to be happy, to be steady. . . And, stroke its soft and … Continue reading

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LIVING WITH THE NOISE

You can’t begin to smash into oblivion this dreadful noise and all the ways that it annoys, But there’s ways that you can work with it– take a walk, for instance, and thus twixt it and you interpose some buffer … Continue reading

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IT’S DARK, BUT EQUINOCTICAL

It’s dark, but here being neighbor to the park, though with a roof to keep heat in, warm my body, and protect my head, I sense the point-like beams of stars. . . it feels post-equinoctical, though to you it … Continue reading

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THIS ONE BODY FOR THIS LIFE

This one body is for this life the only one we’ve got-y. So it’s best to be aware just what its nature asks for, in quantities and qualities of love and light and air, activity and good clean water, food … Continue reading

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CHEWING IN COMMUNITY

Chewing in community a haven to have companions for the yum-yums to relax from this fast world’s tensions and its lunacies. . . By itself, that act seems fit, but maybe we can stop to add and ask, what if, … Continue reading

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