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Monthly Archives: February 2016
338 Plastic nativity
Baby Jesus wrapped in burlap. Mary and Joseph softly glow. The nativity, wreathed in snow. We take a moment, ignoring wires, to consider the Christ, sired by the Maker of this winter and this ice. Though we rejoice with synthetic … Continue reading
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337 After wedding worship
Our new cathedral, now four posted, blanketed in quilts and cotton. Our most holy place, luxury between sheets. When we take our warm communion, it is our love substantuated. Then, as two amiable spoons, cosseted in the silver drawer, we … Continue reading
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336 Mid-November suet
All my winter friends returned! The downy woodpecker, the downside up nut hatch, the determined black cap, even the junco, who pecks at the suet holder where once he scrounged droppings in the snow, and the big ones, the blue … Continue reading
335 No guilt for dreams
In dreams there is no sin. Only the awake are culpable. In a dream there is no victum, no perp, no crime. The raped and rapist,equally innocent. Nightmares rage ridden riots, grottos of horrors, merciless murders, bodies and hopes strewn … Continue reading
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334 I am becoming 70
But I am, not yet, me. Nor am I the me we think I am. Nor am I the me you think I am. Nor am I the me I think I am. I am, after all, still becoming. I … Continue reading
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333 After seeing THE DUCHESS (a movie)
The strength of the silken spiders web, flimsy, filmy, fluttering in the softest sigh, yet sturdy, beyond the moths strength, more powerful than the hornets hope of escape. The spider waits with prescient patience its pleasant repast. Yet worse than … Continue reading
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332 Autumns blood
Ribbons of red trace through the green pines. Alleys of blood reveal an October reminder. Nature is real. She lives, bleeds, dies. Then She rises again and, like any born-again saint, She will be intolerant of unbelief.
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331 Raccoon Crossing, Almost
Why was that raccoon rushing his crossing? Did he have a reason? Fear? Rage? Or was he merely rambling, ruminating about the nature of reality or the reality of Nature and on that spur of a thought, said, “Say! There’s … Continue reading
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330 The still, soft voice
Our world is sounding louder lately, a cacophony of dissonant jazz gone crazy. Our aural capacity to distinguish the real from the rot, the truth from the not is nearly gone. (The noise has taken its toll.) What we need … Continue reading
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329 Hearing aids.
Shhhh!! Hissing! Which means I’m hearing what I’ve been missing! The sweet, raucus world of noises: air conditioning nearby, lawn mowing far off, children’s toys, humming birds fight, crickets, doves in flight, tree frogs, breeze… It was so muffed, I … Continue reading
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