Faith is more a matter of a courageous heart than that of intellect.
Kiyo Murikami |
Late spring and the windows are all open
to invite the world inside
and the world answers yes
with a breeze that smells of jasmine and rosemary
as my yard blooms under a perfectly blue sky
Walking the trail between
the mountains and the cities
is a fine path for a true human being
the way between the light and the darkness
you can see crows and owls and lizards
skyscrapers and bridges
trucks laden with nothing important that drive
from nowhere that matters
to a place without a name
look for the rivers
look for the desert
learn the names of the plants
sunrise and moonrise
and the stars across the sky
this trail
this path
it goes on for one lifetime
you can stop where you want
or turn aside
and you can choose to walk to the end
but whatever you decide to do
keep your heart wide open
so the love can flow in and out
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Outside past midnight
watching the trees in moonlight
I wonder what this town would be like
if we had monkeys
Shirin Neshat |
Link: making life on a palette, a poem by Raina J. León
Cristina Moon
James
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