this tree
this man
watching
each the other
blur
into discontinuity
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"let the beauty we love be what we do" rumi
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- guest house
- the empty branches
- autumn pushes forward
- onlyness
- all the small petals
- riches
- little lake
- and away . . .
- self-completing
- morning song
- away light
- these colours that wash
- ruth's eighty first birthday!
- the wires
- looking out
- words to the boomers - hey thanks!
- all the colours you are
- thinking ahead
- my ordeal
- of many distances
- strange flares
- i am a bird in God's garden
- we fall into each other with such grace
- without a plan
- petalled threshold
- worlds within worlds
- hardship
- life as art
- so near
- facing
- mirror skewed
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3 comments:
A very "organic" philosophy here! gives vision to the old phrase "one with nature." Nice!
thanks rick! steven
And then the bloggers reading your blog add to the discontinuity and we are all mixed up in a ripple. GRAND!
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