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Tag Archives: Reach
TAKE YOUR LITTLE HAND
Take your little hand, bedecked withwarmingor with ornamental, dressyglove, or simply bare,as at your birth,with its complement of palm and fingers. . . and reach,with one therefromto softly,soft as can be,touchsome other onewho craves and needsthe very kind of touch … Continue reading
QUICKIE, SHORTY POEM
Quickie, shorty, speak-y easy. . . whip some words up to go with your post-noon or evening cup, cafe or tea-sy. . . So to do, I tap ten fingers, and ten toes, a little cold, now warm at keys, … Continue reading
Posted in Medium Length Poems, Poetry
Tagged Blue Sky, Extremities, Fear, Fingers, Leap of fairth, Meaning, Quick, Reach, Short, Sky, Technology, Toes, Write
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BREATHE, EAT, CHEW
Breathe more. . . Eat less. . . Chew more. . . For this brings what you do more to the fore, extends the reach of your effects, and makes the Universe, (for you and yours and everyone) a better … Continue reading
Posted in CHEWING, Poetry, Quick reads, Thoughts on Macrobiotics
Tagged Air, Breathe, Bring to the fore, Chew, Do, Eat, Effect, Everyone, Extend, Fore, Less, More, Place, Reach, Universe, You and yours
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WHEN YOU THINK YOU’RE RUNNING DRY
even when you think you’re running dry, and yet, step out, look up– You just might find the water and the power deep inside is all you need for one big reach that lets you touch the sky.
Posted in Poetry, Quick reads
Tagged Appreciation, Big, Confidence, Determination, Dry, Fear, Feeling, Look up, Mind Body, Need, Power, Quick Reads, Reach, Reaching out, Seeing, Sky, Step out, Thought, Touch, Walking, Water
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A WINDOW HUMBLE
A window– +++++simple, humble– acts like the great, vast atmosphere: +++++its reach is long and lofty +++++++++++++++++++++++++if you only ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++keep it clear.
Posted in Poetry, Quick reads
Tagged Atmosphere, Clarity, Opening, Quick Reads, Reach, Reaching out, Seeing, Window
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THE REACH OF MY HEART AND MY FINGERS
I reach– I can touch so many of you. .. and be touched, entering into a village of plenty, filled with so many unseen anybodies. . . though the wi-fi waves have such vast lengths of air, earth and sea … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Appreciation, Confidence, Distance, Earth, Feeling, Heart, Internet, Mind Body, Plenty, Poetry, Quick Reads, Reach, Reaching out, Receiving, Satisfaction, Touch, village, Wi-fi
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HOPE HEAPED
Hope heaped on a refuse pile or bound up in joint to make tight loose between the condyles. . . Unsuspected lurks hope in its hiding place– it’s watching for an opening to meet you face to face. . . … Continue reading
The Danforth Anchor 