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Monthly Archives: July 2018
The Lovers, The Dreamers, and We
Call me crazy but I am completely and madly and utterly in love with life, its manifold fingers on the pulse of the sun, its fleshy, ripening portents, and winged hushes, I have become the guy that sees rainbows wildly … Continue reading
Marvin Gaye’s Grace
You say you want a revolution? We’ve got a moon, a blade of grass, and windblown petals. Bring your white flag, and let’s get it on.
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Walk the Line
Falling in love is easy, it’s just like getting drunk. Loving, in balance and sobriety, is the true art and challenge.
Fairylight
Untucked, she came to me, a pensive fairy gleaning motes of pollen, and the pearly scintilla of dew, after having been locked away in an attic, far away from home, for so very long. She rested easy in my palm, … Continue reading
You Say You Want A Revolution?
The secret to becoming a true revolutionary, lay yourself out upon the world’s limitless altar of secrets, and praise the hidden roots of everything you encounter daily, heart bared as proof of light’s need to air.
I Believe in Miracles
I am learning, or perhaps unlearning, to believe wildly in the fresh crop and siege of miracles that are happening right under my eyes every day. If I fail to see them, if my self-limiting perspective narrows into a myopic … Continue reading
All the Marys
All the merciful Marys gathered at the brisk pool of light and through the silvery meshes of tears recalled the angels to mother the favored arc of true grail and unflagging love.
Fever
I haven’t been sick like this since I was six or maybe nine that deceptively mild hazily pleasant heartbleating ache and motherseek fever that takes you to that tender place of breezy white flags and euphoric yield and there, you, … Continue reading
Tectonic
Where words fail touch registers the seismic heft and molten seize of hands-on earthquakes.
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