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Daily Archives: May 9, 2017
sun rises within
Originally posted on method two madness:
become the sun just as it rises a mystery within golden within nourished by the sun the shadow as it rises awake it rises tracing paths within a silhouette in sun the sun returning rises…
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Tanka on haiku – questioning the rules of beauty
There are many set forms of poetic structure. Books and websites abound, setting out the rules of form and content that allow us to label our work and provide a framework in which to explore a concent. The very stringency … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Poetry
Tagged breaking the rules, conforming, poems, poetic freedom, writing haiku
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Opening Scene: Ichabod Brooks & the Jester Flute
Originally posted on Legends of Windemere:
Ichabod Brooks Slapping a few gold coins on the bar, Ichabod Brooks helps himself to a mug of ale and the last bowl of an old stew. He cautiously sniffs at the reheated meal…
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Sunrise from Life at 17 #writephoto
Sunrise, misunderstood my heart, is a new beginning it thought, the past left behind; but lurking somewhere it’s still there like moon, like stars, Continue reading here: Sunrise
Unexpected Shaman (2) – two journeys to Chichen Itza by Steve Tanham
Jerome, my newly-found Mayan Shaman friend, was born in Belize, and had travelled before settling, for the present, in Yucatan, Mexico. I had been surprised at how vividly alive the Mayan culture was in this part of Central America. It … Continue reading
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Tagged #Silenti, Chichen Itza, consciousness, Freemasons, Maya, Mexico, Mystery School, shaman, Silent Eye School
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Obelisk – by Trent P. McDonald #writephoto
Photo by Sue Vincent I woke and looked into an old man’s eyes. It was like looking into the deepest part of the ocean at dusk; transparent, yet dark. The thought of the ocean brought back the night before, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Azores, mystery, shipwreck
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The Feathered Seer – The bitter drop
‘If you have not lived through something it is not true’ Kabir The fourth ritual took us to a place of fear. Within the local landscape there is a high place that had, for a long time, remained hidden from … Continue reading
Alchemical Gold by Stuart France #writephoto
* As soon As one Posits One-self ‘Natura Superior’… One is Immediately confronted with Earth as dirt And the need To flee This filthy spectre Becomes paramount… * Continue reading here
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Tagged alchemy, esoteric, landscape, Life, Lyric, meaning, mystery, Poetry, psychology, standing stone, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, The Silent Eye
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