Stevland Hardaway Morris was born on May 13, 1950 aka Stevie Wonder, is an American singer, songwriter, musician and record producer. Fairly straight forward quote but I think it runs deeper than intended. Just because someone lacks use of whatever or can’t do something doesn’t mean they are lacking. In this case use of eyes […]
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THE LAND WHERE SOULS PLAY, by Michael Levy
An awakening to dawn mist on the water,
flowing Spirit’s streams to God’s altar,
purifying essence whistles through the trees,
images of the sacred blowing in the breeze.
Flights of fancy from birds up high,
feathers of many colors filtering through the sky,
sun, moon and stars envelops Earth’s dome,
we’re all birds of a feather, finding our way home.
Spectacle of mesmerizing movements flashing in the mind,
melting pots of humans, secrets hard to find,
love all embracing whispers on the wind,
no physical presence, ecstasy from a light dimmed.
Gifts of joy enmeshed in music and dance,
visualizing images filtering in a trance,
warriors in a drumbeat at journeys end,
back to the womb of creation enmeshed in a substance blend.
Wondrous dreams in the stillness of the dark,
journey on uplifting voyages in paradise park,
thunder and lightening points the way,
a prelude to the land where Soul’s play.
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Making Things Different — Life and Day to Day things by a Pond Lover
What can I do to make my daydifferent in any waythan the days that came beforeand the virus evened up the scorekeeping us so close to homeeven those that live aloneand are used to being by themselvesstaying indoors and tidying shelvesand anything else to pass the timecleaning and sweeping tasks so divinethat get put to […]
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The Fourteenth Line — Clifford Liles
One of my recent blogs Attention! has covered the importance of first lines in seizing your reader’s attention, now I’d like to consider the last lines. Having set the reader’s expectations, you now must provide a pay-off. The last line, words or couplet should ensure a satisfying end to your work. They may carry real […]
Truth Telling — Roth Poetry
Art is often unappreciated till the artist is long dead. By then a new generation who reads and hears or looks and sees values the beauty others missed. Artists paint and poets write their understanding of truth in hopes that it will resonate with another soul. Words bring light in a dark night of […]
Poetry Writing Advice to Live By — Al Edwards Literature Talk
A great chef doesn’t get better at cooking without eating what other chefs make too!
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Actions and Words — NatureisleRose Writing
Question asked provoked reflection How genuine thy affection? Good natured heart, misfortune brings Mistrust intentions, efforts sings. Serlina Rose 🇩🇲2020 © Serlina Rose 🇩🇲 IG: @GoalChaser767
Sacrifice — psychedelicwizard
Endlessly running through an icy snow storm, trying to find a warm shelter, endlessly sacrificing the luxuries, in order to live, no food, no water and no hope, crying a river frozen mid air, not enough time for each footstep, when they come taunting you, chasing you, you’re too slow, time to go, because you […]
Awakening — psychedelicwizard
A rough draft held in the air, flame tethered to the flame, ashes to the water, crystalising spaces, you look into the empty hearts of anger and shame, daring to venture beyond your home, a rock under ivy, logs under worms, you look between the hearts of fear and blame, dancing around the lakes of […]
A Room Of One’s Own — Whilst Sipping Chai
A self portrait I made in 2014 as I was beginning to inhabit and hide within the four walls of my first ever hostel room, afraid of the world outside, afraid of stepping into the blinding and binding lights. It was daunting at first to be alone with one’s thoughts having come from a busy […]








