Sunday, November 18, 2018

Return

Outside in the still-gold-green
Winter, the snow is here, was 
Coming on; I couldn’t get used
To my portals not seeming quite
Right. Again I 
Began to feel alone tu me manques
I know what it’s like to
Keep moving, letting, learning 
Finding 

In the silvering circle
There are sunflowers, silhouettes 
Of mountain, plains dusted by the 
Sky. Hydrangeas climbing on the 
Pergola, clover and magpies in the arroyo
You understand all that

Last night I dreamed I was standing
On some steep rocks, slick with the
Fog, water-blasted wind from the
Approaching storm, 
And there was flailing and
The seas were rolling roiling grey so
Beautiful.
You stood there beside me, your
Arms around my shoulders,
Pulling my head to your chest
And I wrapped my arms around
Your body, 
We were wearing white cotton
And I held on 
For dear life.








Monday, November 12, 2018

Homesteading into Light

At some point the pioneers,
Seekers, intensely themselves
Said, Lordy, c’aint go no further. 
Wheels got caught in the mud
And ruts of old mud, 
And then it settled,
All possible, all there,
Bloom and grow, 
Depending 

On state of being in these last.
Time moves, inexorably, leaving room
For sweetness, and for promises.