Tag: Spirituality

Wildflowers

Song of the Flower XXIII – by Gibran Khalil Gibran

FEATURED POET – Gibran Khalil Gibran

I am a kind word uttered and repeated
By the voice of Nature;
I am a star fallen from the
Blue tent upon the green carpet.
I am the daughter of the elements
With whom Winter conceived;

Life’s Way

life has its own way
inviting itself back
into the feeble body

it bubbles with subtelty

Palm tree in sunset

you… amazing woman

it was an encounter
like no other that afternoon
as the sun set
its lights on the palm fronds

she looked at me
with her big eyes

old oak tree

Abundant

Do you know
How to hold
The abundance of a world
Offering itself
To you?

staircase lebanon home

Prayer

The incense grabs my being
slows down my walk
a peak inside the door
the candle lit
to the woman
who holds the earth
in the palm of her hand.

snow and ice on trees at Sassquatch mountain in British Columbia, Canada

Silence

The heavy breathing
Covers the sound
Of steps crunching
the white ground
Beauty speaking
Earthly bound
Swiftly flowing
On each mound

Ink on Rice Paper - Mountains

Mountains

She looked up to the mountains
To where her savior might come
One riding upon the mist of eve
Gliding over a mantle of green
She never saw the figure longed for
Nor did her dreams come true
So she turned her gaze upon
The mystery hidden in her bosom

The Quairing, Isle of Skye, Scotland

Dare

Dare
And in your daring
Never think twice to jump
Catch the wind
Under your wings
No matter what
Voices and souls
Lift you upĀ 
Like a feather

Sweet Nothings

Sweet nothings
At the reach of our hands
Frivolous abidings
We can barely withstand
Yet they are the most remembered
The ones we long for
As their images wither
From our daily lore

Makauwahi Cave, Hawaii

Makauwahi Cave

a path opens up
to the past,
a peephole
into a time of long ago
spirits calling
the living,
spirits silenced
through the ages