photo taken at Smith Rock State Park, Oregon Oct 14, 2007
just yesterday it seemed the sky was endless blue the path was clear and the juniper bloomed walking upon such sacred ground its easy to forget other realms abound there is compassion to a world in sorrow however perhaps they’ve forgotten none of its real and the experience lived is how they’ve created and now found themselves, their fears or complaining shifting any joy right out of their vibration endlessly replaying memories gone past refusing to evolve upon their inner paths so as I walk these paths knowing… if I were to think back I’d be melted into a molten ash so instead I’ll see this day in its present form aware of its changes and bask in its warm I can feel the energy begin to shift as a perforated shadow stitches a seam within the fabric and ideas rift, thoughts converge and ascension symptoms drift
Beautifully scenic photograph, just breathtaking! You have expressed the beauty in this piece with very colorful, meaningful words to bring out the spriti of the experience....
Such incredible imagery Debby, you were inspired with this one living in the moment and giving the reader the sense of being there too. Poem and pic are an experience to remember,thanks to your words!
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so as I walk these paths knowing....
once upon a time those rocks were flowing...
nice write Debby.
Walt
Regis
Georg
Be safe,
Karen
thought provoking poem, Debby ...
Love,
Eileen
dan