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  • Sharing mist, Ka-flies
    by Kristin Reynolds

    Ka moves through veins like fireflies / across the vacant church of night. Passing through like flaming limes / into the mouth and out, ...

    You’ve gotta love Ka. / oh…and fireflies.

  • Waking twilight
    by Kristin Reynolds

    in the morning, light / in the evening, dark / born of both / twilight the plum that sweets the heart / the ferryman of art / the only ti…

    twilight: the between time; the seers time. the time of both light and dark. the culmination of both.

  • The Female Angler and a Light at the End.
    by Kristin Reynolds

    I wonder… If she were to see her own reflection, shining / exponentially / like some great boon from the arc / of her own abstract, / woul…

    This is a metaphor – surprise! lol / The subject here is the Female Angler Fish. Did you know, that the pictures you’ve most likely seen of the angler fish, are all female? These big, beginning of time looking beasts; all big jaws and teeth, complete with a lightbulb lure on top of their head, are all female. the male looks like a tiny, fat guppy. plain as day. To mate, the male sniffs out the female, and attaches itself to the side of her stomach, bites into her flesh with his sharp little teeth, and is slowly absorbed right into her until he is totally gone. His sole purpose is to become her. I thought it so strange and cool that I had to write about it. i’m sure you all understand that need.

  • stars on earth, the path to home
    by Kristin Reynolds

    I hear whispers through sunlight / leaves signing / in the language of wind, / to the beat / of a fluent heart. Secrets spoken / between …

    Another Earth song; for those who are between.

  • the weight of stars and lightness of the mango tree
    by Kristin Reynolds

    A holy child waits / beneath the mango tree, / a star in one hand / his heart in the other. The moon is well fed this night / and struts h…

  • All Things Beautiful
    by Kristin Reynolds

    Walking alone past the reeds blowing lace / stroking the oak by the old wooden gate / guided by trust to my lover’s embrace / pouring my hea…

    A Ballade I wrote last year for a contest. / I thought Christmas and the spirit of, was a good time to share this one. / Even in one doesn’t believe in a creator god, this poem, for me, is more about believing in the people, nature, and all of life around us in the day to day that teach, inspire, and share love their wisdom and love – the gifts of inside, outside. / Happy Solstice, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all! / xoxoxo

  • Meditation on Rumi, part one: Enki's Dream
    by Kristin Reynolds

    There is a barrel in the sea / in an ocean patched with earth / made of wood and every star. A golden urn dressed up in mud, / spun with …

    I have been lost in my Rumi the last 2 days; and have written 5 poems so far, between then and now: I can’t seem to stop. they are all Rumi inspired, so I thought I’d post them each day until I’m done. / This is the first.

  • Bathe Me in Light
    by Kristin Reynolds

    Bathe me in light / no water needed / to cleanse your thoughts / of me relinquish soil / from dirty palms / and fruit / from broken tree / ...

    This is another of the flood of 17 poems that rushed out tht day in 2007 I started writing poetry again after a 15 year hiatus.

  • The Deafening Light
    by linaji

    So many to choose from / the light was Deafening

    This mans work is so inspiring for me. / Every time I visit I just can’t help myslef.. / His name is Krzysztof Wladyka / and the piece out of his series called..*, and each piece is called *- / remarkable sense of humor and realism..

  • Remind Me To See
    by linaji

    The non-Sense from no- Sense / and the Need to call

    Inspired again by Vasile Stans Art and in particular his last three pieces The Fire From Within and the written piece that accompanies this art and The Call and the answer He brought me back to my first mentor in my life Carlos Castaneda (I like this link in describing the author) / In particular he (Carlos Castaneda) managed to talk about the fate of man/womant here in the life of perception. He talked about reaching a state of awareness called Seeing Seeing is a peculiar feeling of knowing, of knowing something without a shadow of doubt. Not looking …but the internalized feeling of seeing how life works to see the qualities of our vibrational true state of Being. I went to Mexico many times on foot to find my dear Mentor I thought I was ready for. This was another turning point in my life. These teachings are what later hooked me so easily into the understandings of the Law Of Attraction and the fact that there Is No Death. Thanks to Vasile and to Carlos C.. (Whom I own my life to.. and that my friends here at RB is another story..!!!) XOXO

  • The Female Angler - A Light at the End...
    by Kristin Reynolds

    I wonder… / if she were to see her own reflection, shining / exponentially, like some great boon from the arc / of her own abstract – / would…

    This is a metaphor – surprise! Like everything I write isn’t jam-packed with my favorite poetic device. The tool here being the Female Angler Fish. Did you know, that the pictures you’ve most likely seen of the angler fish, are all female? These big, beginning of time looking beasts; all big jaws and teeth, and a lightbulb lure on top of their head, are all female. the male looks like a tiny, fat guppy. plain as day. To mate, the male sniffs out the female, and attaches itself to the side of her stomach, bites into her flesh with his sharp little teeth, and is slowly absorbed right into her until he is totally gone? His sole purpose is to become her. I thought it so strange and cool that I had to write about it. i’m sure you all understand that need. :)

  • pre-dawn, dawn, retreat: the orange eye and midnight throat
    by Kristin Reynolds

    don’t speak too soon / only violets bloom before the stretching bed of lime. Commencement ceremonies wait / for just the right moment…

  • Fade to Light
    by linaji

    My mask is faded and for that I am eternally grateful / So that I am not reminded of it’s wearing / On me

    Ribbons and Masks

  • Letting Go
    by Melissa Park

    Sleepless under a foreign sky, Not knowing, or really caring why - I wandered in the morning light, While the day was slowly wak…

  • dreams
    by vampvamp

    _under greened foliage, atop green grass lie. / rest your head and weary eye. / inhale the nature all around, the beauty of dark doth surro…

  • Eternity
    by solareclips~Julie Alexander

    Beauty surrounds me / Nature at it’s best / The canvas is clean and pure

    I wrote this last September (2008) and had it posted next to a photo. I don’t really know why I never “loaded” it as a writing. I hope you enjoy!

  • Recording/Re-Playing/Recording/Re-Playing
    by Kristin Reynolds

    The farm / and the porch light hums / the sound of another / orange dawn. Burnt up – crisp / aching new reaches / of the imag…

    A little something on how it all spins around, life upon it’s endless wheel; endlessly playing/recording- lifetime’s living in all times, all when’s, all where’s, all at once. This is my definition of time.

  • Inhaling/Exhaling - The New Moon
    by Kristin Reynolds

    “My being is a siphon; / I stand / in the middle of a moonlit field, / breathing it all in…” K.R Marking her passage / collecting he…

    A poem dedicated to the new moon, and seeing all of her beautiful possibilities. :)

  • My Way Back
    by linaji

    In my shell, / Soft inside and kinda squishy

    THE LIGHT INSIDE / BY LINAJI /

  • The Sun – On Touching, and Being Touched
    by Kristin Reynolds

    (The snow is melting. I shake off my chill / with the deftness of fall shoulders / and exit / this dying season… Outside, / pouring fo…

    I wrote this back in January for a contest about The Sun, and how it makes you feel. This is what the sun does for me.

  • The Complete Wastefulness of an Educational Summer
    by Kenart

    An English light of summer drifting towards a school holiday sunset.

    A Confounded Letter on sixties holidays.

  • Song of the light
    by Tove

    in the cool goldenness of October / silence is singing / the light into our heart

    From the poem-collection “Rainbow poems”

  • Vision of Sunset in Fall
    by karenee

    Soon, soon, the trees will drop their many-colored veils, and wash their slender arms in chill breezes, anticipating white-jeweled crowns.

    What a treasure of a sunset it was, and I didn’t have a camera!

  • A time to play...
    by Mel Spittall

    In my grove i do lay / on this lazy, mystical day. / Many creatures come out to play / and my thoughts they do stray…. So let me please…

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