I love it when people surprise me with their wit and humor, curiosity and imagination. My friend Dawn-Marie Quinche does that quite often, as witnessed by her take on the ordinary rhubarb plant. Dawn-Marie has been painting her kitchen cupboards, and what better image to put over the door to her compost bucket than the [...]
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Not Your Ordinary Walk Through the Garden
Posted in Art, garden, Inspiration, poetry, Uncategorized on May 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Tell Me …
Posted in Inspiration, poetry on October 14, 2008 | 6 Comments »
This poem was sent to me by Jenelle Boyer, who also happens to be my daughter. How much better can it get than to receive a lovely poem from someone whom you watched grow from infancy into her current Beingness? I print it here as a gift for all of you – and for me. The Summer [...]
Posted in poetry, tagged beginning on October 5, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Whistling through the Cracks Submerged in a dark sanctuary. Waiting. Listening. A shaft of light finds a crack through which to whistle a tune. Again. And again. Then, when the melody rings as true to her as the air she breathes, She rides it through the crack and into the world. © 2006 Maureen Carlson
