Does the raccoon in my underbrush know
That we are halfway between Solstice and Equinox
Would she even care
With perfect buddha-mind
She scampers off under sweet moonlight
To find something to eat
She’ll be successful, too
I scattered some treats for her
Just before sundown
James Lee Jobe
Art isn't anecdote.
It's the consciousness we bring
to bear on our own lives.
Cheryl Strayed
2 days of steady rain
I lived in my pajamas
I prefer a quiet life anyway
The smell of freshly brewed coffee
A close sky of gun metal gray
Of dark silver and black
James Lee Jobe
I suppose the most revolutionary act one can engage in is ... to tell the truth.
Howard Zinn
Bodhidharma
Wild finches outside the closed window
The green of the pine trees in the rain
Watching the moon wax larger
More every night until she is full
Owls hooting in the darkness
Life in the Sacramento Valley is lovely
To both the eye and the heart
And soon tomorrow will become today
All over again
Rest well friend
James Lee Jobe
We don’t live life in general; we live life in particular ways, and it is in its particulars that life is invested with wisdom and meaning.
Henry Shukman, “A Matter of Misdirection”
LINK: Abecedarian on the Good Father, a poem by Keith Leonard
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