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Would that it were possible to undo things done …

O God! O God! that it were possible To undo things done; to call back yesterday That Time could turn up his swift sandy glass, To untell the days, and to redeem these hours. — Thomas Heywood (1574?-1641), A Woman Killed with Kindness (Act 4, Sc. 6) Photograph courtesy of Wally Goetz under CC BY 2.0 license. Advertisements

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New Year

Same Rivers, New Waters … Last year passed the golden glove You know, the one with a fist of iron. She wanted no more of it. Nor I. Those glossy, glittering, glistening, shining products of a golden age had lost their sheen and the age of growth and worshipping at the alter of God. Demands. […]

sister of the moon

Originally posted on Gretchen Del Rio's Art Blog:
watercolor aceo 4/2018 ‘Mother Earth, from you and to you all life flows nourishing us with all hat yor are. We are all family. We are all children of the Great Goddess of the Earth Mother. As you thrive, so shall we.’ purchase this painting

The Protagonist

I am a beacon of hope, on a wet and rainy day. While forming a shelter from heaven’s tears and clouds subject to decay. I am always on hand, where ever droplets can be found, so take me for granted because I’ll always be around. excerpt from sunburst published by xlibris © 2005, Laura Minning […]

O Jerusalem

I run from your city streets where the Laws are too bright and hot, the Shadows too hard, sure, possessed. I run into the cool shade of your forest, taking refuge like the birds. (There are no knives in the forest. Blood is shed here only as it must be shed.) Not for bathing, drinking, […]

Waging Peace, On a Fairy Tale Wall

“Something there is that doesn’t love a wall,” so wrote Robert Frost the great American Pastoral Poet. He thought about the great dividers between neighbors and nations. Are walls really so important, I have often wondered. In fact the very word fascinates me.It resounds with great historical significance- Walls! Oh ! No, not the Great […]

The Bax

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Gypsy Rose Grandkitty

 

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