Tag Archives: Faith

Where is the future?

Posted on May 6, 2020 by octoberprojectmusic

Posted in October Project, Poetry | Tagged adjust, Change, Coronavirus, destiny, Emil Adler, Faith, Future, Haiku, Hope, Julie Flanders, Julie Flanders Poetry, Krista Tippett, Life, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, Moving, october project, October Project Music, Omega Institute, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Sounds True, Time, uncertainty, wait, Yale University | Leave a comment

Appetance

Posted on April 26, 2020 by octoberprojectmusic

APPETENCE We wait in line For the deceased To come to church To be laid to rest by the priest To become part of the body of Christ At the Feast of Saints As the woman behind us rises And … Continue reading →

Posted in October Project, Poetry | Tagged April, April is Poetry Month, child, church, companion, Emil Adler, exhaustion, Faith, Favorite Poems, Friendship, funeral, Hope, hunger, Joy, Julie Flanders, Marina Belica, Memory, october project, October Project Music, officer and a gentleman, Poem, Poetry, Spring | Leave a comment

Medusa

Posted on April 25, 2020 by octoberprojectmusic

MEDUSA Do you knowHowA life shakesItself freeAnd falls apartTime takes timeAway You cannotLook at me And if you didYou wouldBreakMy heartBeating wildIn the forest DreamsOf a childI standHereWith a headFullOf snakes LonelyAnd aloneThe worldAchesWith desireFor everythingI seeIs a fire EverythingThat … Continue reading →

Posted in October Project, Poetry | Tagged April, April is Poetry Month, child, Emil Adler, Faith, Favorite Poems, greek myth, Heart, History, Hope, Julie Flanders, Love, Marina Belica, mask, medusa, october project, October Project Music, Past, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, womanhood, World | Leave a comment

White Woods

Posted on April 13, 2020 by octoberprojectmusic

WHITE WOODS You skid the black ice of the nightSwervingLeft and rightA zigzagging diagonalDazed awakeAs if in a video gameBeing chased by ghostsWhirling for escapeThe heavy night scraping against youScratching your face You leave the car in the snowTaking in … Continue reading →