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Tag Archives: stillness
The Patience of Ordinary Things by Pat Schneider
It is a kind of love, is it not? Continue reading
On the Porch
Listen to the quiet between the passing cars. Listen to the quiet after the neighbors argue. . Feel the rough pod before you break open the milkweed. Rest before speaking. (Under the blister, soft skin is healing.) . Under … Continue reading
A great Waiting
Visions of jeweled trees are visions. Visions of dreaming gods are visions. I have one vision. . With open eyes I see life in quiet stones. Every pebble sits. Every green tree sits and breathes. Everywhere is a great Waiting. … Continue reading
Clearing the mind to see
(for 30 Poems in November fundraiser) … His mind overtaxed with formulas, Jonas Salk retreated to Umbria. … What clears the mind to see? … Italian hillsides, Gleaming stone walls, The geometry of arches and … Continue reading
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Cantus ad Introitum
. The first star, without pulse, Tears through the blue haze and black. . Vainglorious, brilliant beauty, It is a psalm falling from the tear, An antiphon waiting a response. . Then stars, one by one by one, emerge With … Continue reading