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A Distant Song
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July 30, 2019
Tagged Creativity, David Whyte, Emil Adler, Haiku, Harmony, Home, Humanity, Julie Flanders, Krista Tippett, Life, Love, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, Music, october project, Omega Institute, On Being, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Singing, Song, Sounds True, Spirit, Voice, Yale University
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As If We Could Change The Day
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June 10, 2019
Tagged David Whyte, Emil Adler, Haiku, History, Home, Humanity, Julie Flanders, Krista Tippett, Longing, Maria Popova, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, october project, Omega Institute, Paris Review, Peom, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Reflection, Rupi Kaur, Sounds True, Spirit, The Past, Yale University
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October Project Poetry Contest Honorable Mention: The Agency of Our Hearts
THE AGENCY OF OUR HEARTS for Claudia When we are together, our hearts skip a collective beat, joined and ready. The world clocks another tick; and we follow, obeying time and destiny. We pick those ticks of time from … Continue reading
Posted in Harmony, Love, October Project, Poetry
Tagged Contest Winner, Emil Adler, Eternity, Hearts, Home, Humanity, Julie Flanders, Life, Marina Belica, National Poetry Month, october project, Poem, Spirit
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When I Do
When I Do Mor-Mor warmed up the pie And served it à la mode I can still smell it now And the coffee That overflowed the white, small cup When she poured the cream in The past is … Continue reading
Posted in October Project, Poetry
Tagged Apple Pie, David Whyte, Emil Adler, Healing, Hearth, History, Home, Humanity, Julie Flanders, Kitchen, Krista Tippett, Life, Looking Back, Loss, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, Mary Oliver, National Poetry Month, Nostalgia, october project, Omega Institute, On Being, Poem, Reminiscence, Sounds True, Spirit, The Future, The Past, Yale University, Youth
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All Assembled
All Assembled The towers rise where the horizon begins Giant, mute, silver-haired twins Cut of the same shape Throwing sharp blue into a gray landscape Yesterday you told me about a faun Playing with the crows Chasing them … Continue reading
Posted in Earth, October Project, Poetry
Tagged Brain Pickings, CIty, Country, Creation, David Whyte, Earth, Emil Adler, Home, Humanity, Julie Flanders, Krista Tippett, Maria Popova, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, Nature, New York City, october project, Omega Institute, On Being, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Sounds True, Spirituality, Yale University
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Keep Me Up
Keep Me Up Your voice woke me From a dream of ghosts Who were turning out the lights Thank you For all the ways you bring me back to life Sometimes I live deeply Into places that are … Continue reading
Posted in Love, October Project, Poetry
Tagged April is Poetry Month, Brain Pickings, Dreams, Emil Adler, Eternity, Ghosts, Hidden, Home, Julie Flanders, Krista Tippett, Maria Popova, Marina Belica, Martha Beck, National Poetry Month, october project, Omega Institute, On Being, Past, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Soul, Sounds True, Spirit, Spirituality, Yale University
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