Tag Archives: Feeling

LOVE AND HOPE FILL THE AIR

Love and hope fill the air. . . Leaves redden down to brown through orange. . . Branches poke out, spindly and bare. . . As all life gathers now together for its respite and restoring, When eventual new growth … Continue reading

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LIFE– CHEW IT UP!

Life– chew it up! Then, so much turns to mush– it’s true! But, in the end, the more you chew, the more life becomes whole for you. ****** Other posts on chewing: https://elainedanforth.wordpress.com/2013/03/12/the-quality-of-whole-grain-or-shakespeare-meets-lao-tzu/ https://elainedanforth.wordpress.com/2013/03/26/to-chew-or-not-to-chew/ https://elainedanforth.wordpress.com/2013/04/16/an-invocation-to-the-chew/ In the first of the … Continue reading

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A MUGGY, FOGGY EARLY SEPTEMBER DAY

A muggy, foggy, early September day. . . But still, an early September day. Still fairly glorious to be outdoors, at the onset of this autumn force. . . the leaves begun to shrink, ahead of when they’ll spin and … Continue reading

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POETRY THROUGH MY VEINS

Poetry courses through my veins. Sometimes it feels empowering. Sometimes it hurts.

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TYRANNY CAN FLY FROM ME

And so, it begins. . . or rather, goes on one more round, as the same wheel spins. . . How to quit and leave it– this mechanical cycle? The fact that I’m so long detached from the castle tyrannical … Continue reading

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AVOIDING AVOIDANCE

Avoidance– the urge toward that– such an annoyance. . . I’d like to put it in a pumpkin shell and have it stay put, very well, but I truly know, even if it was well closed, with lid, and hole-free, … Continue reading

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A SEASON TO CHILL

Sometimes it’s good to chill. . . Sometimes. to bask in warmth– A reading of surrounding climes tends to advise what would do well, in present season, weather feel, and current hour times, whether at the sound of morning bell … Continue reading

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THE EVERYDAY DEVIL

Staring the everyday devil in the face. . . you know, the one that shows up in the thing that you don’t want to do, but once you’re done, you must admit it’s true– it was the key to get … Continue reading

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THE WALK

Walking the same walk. . . time after time, breath after breath. . . each single time, each single breath becomes the very best. . . never the same walk, never quite the same tune, not even when always sung … Continue reading

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WHAT GIFT ARE YOU RECEIVING?

Right now, with this very breath. . . what gift are you receiving? Close your eyes, and breathe again, and what you get may not be what you thought, but there it is, though maybe beyond believing.

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