Peace
in the stillness
of the lake,
and I barely remember
what I was holding on to.
Let go. Be kind to yourself.
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Peace
in the stillness
of the lake,
and I barely remember
what I was holding on to.
Let go. Be kind to yourself.
Poetry, and Image © Copyright 2020, ancient skies
I found wordflow in the mountains,
healing for body,
and soul.
Hiking boots, and camera.
Note: I’m on a one day break today. See you very soon!
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We are made from many streams, aren’t we? pieces of a larger river twisting
through open fields, our lives as a meadow thirsting, for nourishment, with wildflowers….
calling forth the sun, to the mud on the shoreline, we sense, we learn our direction,
becoming the very grain we dream about, and allowing the wind to gently move
through us, in the fields.
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Note: This may sound mystical but it’s actually about our hearts and whatever faith life we have.
Streams often meander, turning, descending,
flowing into our beings,
blending
strengthening our rivers,
our thirst for spirit satisfied
our dreams for refreshing
being answered,
until oceans fill us
encompassing even sunsets
over the waves.
Wordflow.
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And I sought peace that day, gazing
into the infinite,
not as an umbrella
or linen garment
but more of a light
within my frame.
Purity.
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In the golden blue of dawn’s horizon, the poet awakens,
searching the skyline
absorbing the colors,
while shaping the words,
shape shifting his fabric
for phrases
and verse, as he summons
his spirit wings,
to write it all down.
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What words can I shape, to tell that in these woods
I am made strong?
That hope runs deep here,
through the veins of oak
and pine, and maple trees,
through the earth
lives the permanence
the assurance of oneness
where there are no shadows
to be afraid of,
how can I ever express Lord God
that I am never alone,
covered in the warmth
of the blue sky.
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Peace walking was never mystical or miraculous
or even based on a special ray of light,
but simply allowing
the forest
or the mountain,
or even that sparkling ocean
to permeate our being,
filling us so amazingly
that we are lifted,
made stronger.
Let it go, and walk tall.
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I’m dusting off my leather bound journal, finding my favorite pen, and I’ve put together a small stack of poetry books,
on the kitchen table, including one called, Hope in the Morning……and later a walk into the rain, down by the lake,
if it’s not too cold. I love how rain drops fall, on the water singing their own special music.
Right now though it’s time for some cheesy eggs and toast, dipping in my tea bag into a steaming cup
making English Breakfast tea. I love these rainy mornings……
I’m not sure if you’ve noticed but been taking one day a week to recharge. I work alot
so I find it essential, and maybe we were made this way, but I didn’t pick a particular day, it just kind of happened.
So on late Friday afternoons until sometime on Saturday I’ll disappear, but only a little. I have preplanned a couple of posts.
Thank you so much for reading!
Peace.
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In this age where beauty and revelation are wounded
from disease and fear,
our spirits will still speak to us,
as if oceans still lived in our frames,
and as strength filters back into us
we will be confident once again,
standing tall
even in the mist and the ruins.
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