Sometimes I share little things like this, not to complain, but to share common experience, and in so doing to help others with the burdens and frustrations that we may face. Scattered Mind is wandering here and there lost focus in some moment somewhere. I was going. Was I going! I am still going hither… Continue reading Scattered
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Ocean
Rhythm Ocean Rhythm Surge Rhythm Stop. Look. Rhythm Listen. Feel. Rhythm Inhale. Exhale. Rhythm Be slow. Be patient. Sync. Rhythm with the ocean Rhythm.
Hello Rabbit
It’s a little bit like falling off a log. It’s a little bit like I’m not here at all. It’s a little bit confusing in my mind at least I think it is some of the time. It’s a little bit like being lost in thought of dreaming, dreaming epic thoughts so lucid I must… Continue reading Hello Rabbit
Our Belligerent Personas
We keep dancing with our belligerent personas as if they’re a separate entity; one we can choose to be or not to be based on our need. Oh no, not we. But when we bite the head off of someone else it leaves a dreadful trace and what it does in the mouth is nothing… Continue reading Our Belligerent Personas
Sneak Peek: Mystery at the River’s Edge Chapter one
The October afternoon was bright and warm. Sunlight illumined the water beneath the small dam near the southern end of town. The road nearby was for the moment free of passing vehicles, and not a pedestrian was in sight. Across the street at the park, people sported with their pets and each other. The small… Continue reading Sneak Peek: Mystery at the River’s Edge Chapter one
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Nap Time
Here is the text that accompanied the peaceful and evocative painting Nap Time, by Paul Tibedeau in the 2020 Poetry Art Night Exhibit hosted by the Village Fine Arts Association at the Suzanne Haskew Arts Center in Milford, MI. Check out more of Paul’s wonderful artwork on his Facebook page Paul Tibedeau Fine Art. Click… Continue reading Nap Time
Gilded
Here is the text of the poem, without the hauntingly beautiful portrait by Sara Hadley for which it was written. Check out the link below to view the text of the poem with Sara’s painting. The eyes perceive all that glitters. She is well endowed and with poise and purpose and wit as well as… Continue reading Gilded