-------Equinox-------
Patience is a
temperament
akin to middle Spring
When nighttime meets
the length of day
And the tender
green
of possibilities
Emerges slowly
From the dark,
waking Earth.
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-------Equinox-------
Patience is a
temperament
akin to middle Spring
When nighttime meets
the length of day
And the tender
green
of possibilities
Emerges slowly
From the dark,
waking Earth.
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-------Roundness of Time-------
While
mulching
with
hay
I
remember the grasses
And
their meadows
of
golden
Autumn.
There
is
a
slowness
in
Spring
Of
a precious kind
That
helps
remember
the
roundness of time.
As
the meadows
return
To
gold in Autumn
And
their grasses
dry
to
hay.
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-------Connection-------
When
I take the time
to
pay attention
And
let go
of
things
to
do
I
feel the seeds
within
me
stirring
And
the garden
begin
to waken.
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-------A Little More Green-------
There is a
lightness
to weeding in Spring
A kind of wonder
carried over
from Winter
Making
everything
a little more green.
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-------Into We-------
In
due respect
for
what is sacred
I
do not dare
romanticize
How
it feels
to
fall
in
Love.
There
are flowers
for
sure
And
sweetness
like
the ever-Spring
But
so
too
is
there destruction
As
the wall around
the
isolated I
Crumbles
into
We.
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-------Many Thanks-------
On
a warm day
on
the edge of Winter
I
offer my praise
to
the Sun
Aside
the Maple
whose
sap is rising
And
the Songbirds
sharing
their song.
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-------La Push-------
A
guest on the edge of Quileute land
where
the forest meets
the
sea
I
look
into
the west,
toward
the red sun
And
the place
my
people
came
here from.
A
long time ago we did belong.
Part,
with rivers
and
with the trees,
In
a great story many
generations
in
the making,
The
breaking
of
which
has
become a goal of conquest.
A
guest
on
the edge
I
stand
With
one foot
occupying
stolen
land
And
one
in
the ocean
that
connects us all
Through
time
and
space,
to
stories and place
Where
still
we
each
belong.
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