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There are many reflections one can avoid, while some remain persistent. (Image by lostknightkg) In a world of romance so often personified by flesh, it’s easy to forget Nature’s “oldest” platonic affair is still going on. But, here we are in 2023... Just as the “Owl of Athena," became a powerful symbol of knowledge, wisdom, and insight in ancient Greece, so too might we allow some of this history ... With so many optional ways to maintain a semblance of sanity, why are there so many around us derelict in such maintenance. (Image by mitsolar) Tell me no and I''ll tell you yes ... then spit in your eye. Trying to understand the chartered course of our short time on earth may seem impossible for those with finite beliefs. (Image by pinterest)
How better to start the New Year than to reflect on the often hidden lessons on one’s face? Of course, some will still have plastic surgery consultat... Florida tonight is with few people, rendering its metropolis a ghost town. We can only hope all will make it.
There are many ways to describe suffering, most of which seldom realize to embrace the hurt is to give it the courage to heal. “I can do nothing for y... Trying to understand the chartered course of our short time on earth may seem impossible for those with finite beliefs. (Image by psdfan) We live in the now, yet then is also with us. A poem, Lifetime of longevity, by deanthabard. A poem about long distance love, romance and not giving up. (Painting from the series “The legend of the Woman who turned into a Tree for Love” – © 1990 by Ricardo Araújo) To the reader. It is ( most - often than not ) a surprising mystery to me that it seems that the most"simple" way(s) of thinking about things; will ... I wrote these lyrics in 2003, about my ritual of Lighting prayer candles for loved ones on Christmas day. I lost my mother the day before Christmas in...
Light as a feather
Dancing on air
Nothing to hinder me
wisdom keeps me aware
The wind is my passion
With it I soar
Like Eagles on thermals
Flightless... Thinking about captives around the world, one can’t avoid thinking about what many of them go through in solitary or windowless hovels and how deprive... - With so much death being presented daily by the media, I’m reminded of my first exposure to a mausoleum, a memory that never fades. A place where my... This is a revision of fluff I entered into a contest centering on a theme about the wisdom (or not) of going full-steam-ahead. Damn the torpedoes! O... For those of us addicted to the written word, there is imagination always at the ready, a fearless illumination void of boredom’s darkness. (Image by ... - One can either fear passing, or embrace the next version of light’s illumination for us. Buddhists believe in a cycle of death and rebirth called sa... Having had the privilege of attending the play, “Art” a drama about 3 friends debating the merits of the friend’s exorbitant purchase of a modernist p... Photography by Kimmy Van Kooten
Abacos, Bahamas
May the oceans rest on all shores, one day...Peace among all men!
I am so proud of America today... Though not uncommon for rock climbers to start in predawn darkness, one was about to challenge his sensorial awareness beyond the norm. It seems amidst all the turmoil of the world, each day brings word of Man’s new discoveries. A few years back, Cameron became only the 3rd man ever to... For a humanist, every day is just another day to discover more about saving the light from polluted clouds of irresponsibility and greed. (Image by T... A young man''s imagined after-death pondering following his first exposure to a mausoleum. Such was the occasion when my father first told me of the s... So much rhetoric re: “what our children will inherit.” Yet, take away the monetary standard of evaluation, there is much more to be concerned with, bu... With so many things we take for granted, it’s worth some time to wordsmith a prosetry tribute once in a while. (Image by Galeno) I am sometimes envious of the intellectual. They are so few. But then I think about the isolation they must endure.
Photo:Sodahead.com Storms of the heart and mind come and go until the final torrent of dissonance appears. (Image Fine Art America) Stained glass/acrylic "The Shining Sea" by Julianza Shavin (the background acrylic is ocean and waves; it is perhaps hard to discern the fronds, fish,... Paula Paixão “pedramares” is a literary character created by Alexandra* ~ OneLight*®.
The Cíes are a group of islands off the coast of Vigo, in Northw... |
