Monthly Archives: January 2014

Rain’s Promise

Dry river running- Roots stretch for unseen water. Thunder in distance.

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Night Trips

Darkness in the room- Soft glow from under the door. Restless half dreams press.   Powerless…forlorn- Lost in the recent past. Wandering confined.   The air warms brighter. Stillness broken by nature- The day begins old.

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Reliving History

There are days when, no matter how much growth you may have experienced, you feel as if you are back at the beginning of your pathway.  This could be because of a bad relationship, a lost job, disappointment or any

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Crater Lake

Crater Lake in Oregon (United States) is a caldera lake formed from the collapse of the volcano Mount Mazama in roughly 5500-6000 BCE.  Human interaction with this area has been traced back to the ancestors of the Klamath Tribe who

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On a Spring Morning

Windblown, flags flapping- Leaves circle from root to crown. Good humor rings loud.  

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Monument Valley

Monument Valley is what most people in the world think when you talk about the desert southwest of the United States.  Colored plateaus, tumbleweeds, and endless plains.   While the area contains several National and Tribal parks, the vast area allows

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Winter into Spring

Spring in the distance- Hot sake against the chill. Kimono open.

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Final Steps

Soda can glistens- Capturing dust blown on wind. Sweat soaked hat alone.

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Master Raven Koan 5

From the bosom of the Sun, all problems seem small.

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