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  • What Does The Wind Whisper (Poem)

    when it winds through the trees

    glides across the grass on the hillside

    knocks against the crops in the field

    does it repeat the gossip overheard

    from the birds that gather on the wire

    translate the busy chatters

    barked by any scurry of squirrels

    or even drop trivial tidbits

    retrieved from human conversations

    perhaps none of these, and it is silent

    with no need to do anything other

    than be the wind

  • The Alchemy of Early Sun (Poem)

    train tracks a slick of light

    streaking into the endless moment

    undersides of brush usually penumbral

    aglow with invitation to transform

    metallic discards made ornaments in the road

    bright as fallen pieces of daybreak

    what wonders surround the ordinary present

    what brilliance can be always found

  • Too Much, Too Much (Poem)

    resounds the hue and cry, the clamor of it all

    noise and spectacle overwhelm, and now the digital rise

    always the way of things, that

    distractions pull our scattered attention

    a startled creature skittering without direction

    but here a place to rest your mind

    the refuge of the present moment

    see without being a seer

    hear without having to listen

    feel without owning a body

    relax and do not be afraid

    the web of vast interconnection holds you

    in your letting go find

    nothing lost but all gained

    (With thanks to Richard M )