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Pink Noise

Posted on April 26, 2019 by octoberprojectmusic

Pink Noise I don’t know why I hurt myself Sometimes it just seems like the best solution A way to find something new Or let go of something old When I’m so sorry I ever told you What wasn’t … Continue reading →

Posted in Love, October Project, Poetry | Tagged Brain Pickings, Communication, Emil Adler, History, Hope, Humanity, Julie Flanders, Krista Tippett, Letting go, Life, Lost, Maria Popova, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, Mary Oliver, Memory, National Poetry Month, october project, Omega Institute, On Being, Poem, Poetry Foundation, Regret, Sounds True, The Past, Together, Yale University | Leave a comment

Orphan Castle

Posted on April 3, 2019 by octoberprojectmusic

Orphan Castle How about Just two of us Sitting in the sun Wondering Where the day has gone Letting the light move us Like pawns Across a chessboard of sand And water You were a son I was … Continue reading →

Posted in Earth, Harmony, Love, October Project, Poetry | Tagged April is Poetry Month, Communication, Emil Adler, Julie Flanders, Life, Lyrics and Music, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, Mary Oliver, Memory, National Poetry Month, Nature, Ocean, october project, Omega Institute, Paris Review, Partners, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Reminiscence, Seashore, Soulmate, Sounds True, Spirit, Sun, Time, Yale University | Leave a comment

Through My Eyes

Posted on February 19, 2019 by octoberprojectmusic

Image | Posted on February 19, 2019 by octoberprojectmusic | Tagged Communication, David Whyte, Emil Adler, Haiku, Healing, Humanity, Joy, Julie Flanders, Krista Tippett, Life, Love, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, Mary Oliver, october project, Omega Institute, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Rupi Kaur, Sounds True, Spirit | Leave a comment

Only When It’s Gone

Posted on January 29, 2019 by octoberprojectmusic

Image | Posted on January 29, 2019 by octoberprojectmusic | Tagged Communication, David Whyte, Emil Adler, Haiku, Healing, Home, Humanity, Julie Flanders, Krista Tippett, Life, Longing, Love, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, Mary Oliver, Memory, october project, Omega Institute, On Being, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Rupi Kaur, Sounds True, Spirit, Yale University | Leave a comment

Might Have Made Some Sense

Posted on January 15, 2019 by octoberprojectmusic

Image | Posted on January 15, 2019 by octoberprojectmusic | Tagged Big Apple, Communication, Emil Adler, Fun, Haiku, Humanity, Humor, Julie Flanders, Krista Tippett, Language, Life, Lyrics, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, Mary Oliver, october project, Omega Institute, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Rupi Kaur, Sounds True, Text | Leave a comment

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