  Morning thoughts
Sometimes when you walk through the woods in the early morning it helps to stop sit and listen to bird song and forest breath in order to see beauty like the skeletal lace of fallen leaves softly quilting the path
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larry bennett
6/27/2016 08:04:57 pm
So very true - have done this at the watershed park in delta - it is true at any time of the day - if one is quiet an still enough.
kimiko
6/27/2016 11:05:18 pm
Thank you, Larry. Moments of pause refresh us for the times of stepping into the fray. Many blessings to you.
jane Parker - sutton
6/28/2016 05:56:21 am
What a lovely poem ,and how observant to see the lace of the skeliital leafl have been whatching the dawn for the last few mornings and remembering and learning from a friend who died recently and who was a shamon. l used to attend her drumming sessions. there was a service of celebration of her life in the native indian tradition held in a lovely leafy grove in Maple ridge where she had lived for a long time. She had had a hard life sent to residencial schoo where she was abused by the nuns . at some point in her life she was on the streets but she managed to overcome that whilst still carring the scars. and was very talentd. she had a lovely voice and made a c.d. which i have and also wrote many poems which were uses in the celebration of her life. thank-you Kimiko thinking of you
kimiko
6/28/2016 11:57:46 am
Jane, thank you for sharing this memory of your friend. Our lives our enriched by each other, aren't they?
Judith M
6/28/2016 08:43:22 am
Nothing like bird song to erase the traffic noise - inside and out.
kimiko
6/28/2016 11:58:21 am
Indeed! :-) Leave a Reply. |
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