Tag Archives: direction
Flutters of Change
For the most part, I write poetry. But, there are always those spaces of time, like now, when I want, and even need, more than form and structure. Want to spread out, explore more than one specific theme, thought, or … Continue reading
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Tagged Butterfly, change, direction, image, kaleidoscope, Poetry, prose
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In My Own Words
I now have my hard drive, from my old computer, transferred into this new computer. Have the poetry manuscript I was working on before my life exploded and I moved into these new digs. Have been working on it … Continue reading
Posted in In My Own words
Tagged acceptance, direction, loss, own words, past and present, Poetry, purpose, sentamentality, synchronicity, work of the Universe, writing
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Following The Signs and Symbols 2
This seemingly empty space has been calling to me for several weeks now. Invariably, my fingers twitch a bit when it does, but I find excuses not to answer that call: I’m too busy working on my project, need to … Continue reading
Posted in Following The Signs and Symbols 2
Tagged direction, doodle image, guardians, guides, Interstate, journal entry, lost, Montana, signs and symbols
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A Walk-About
Last night, my oldest daughter and I watched The Hallmark Hall of Fame movie, A Dog Named Christmas. At it’s very beginning the author of the tale defined the animal as a walk-about dog. One who travels on foot, may … Continue reading
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Tagged A Dog Named Christmas, destiny, direction, following ones senses, gifts, Hallmark Hall of Fame, hard lessons, life as journey, purpose and function, walk-about, wanderer
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How We Know What We Know
There are two primary ways in which we come to know whatever we know. These two avenues often seem like a two-way highway with occasional entrance and exit ramps where we can rest, maybe even loiter for an hour or … Continue reading
Posted in associations, Choice, Connections, Journal Writing, Knowing, Logic, Objectivity, Self-Awareness, Subjectivity, Uncategorized
Tagged argument, association, back country lane, bridge, Choice, comprehension, detachment, direction, Dreams, feelings, gravel, intersection, Knowing, Life, living, map, Memory, Objective, preference, red and green lights, roadkill, senses, smell, stimulation, Subjective, taste, thoroughfare, thought process, touch, traffic, travel, understanding, writing, wrong turns
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