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Poetry:

[The Force at the Center]   ~   [Love 7]   ~   [Care]   ~   [Death Song]   ~   [The marriage Bed]   ~   [In The Wildest Garden]   ~   [Choices]

  • "Care"
    Sacred Intentions Book

    How it sits all day in my hand
    How it turns over and aches, how it
    Smoothes its back like the oak and the cypress
    How it turns its neck upward
    Vulnerable and long
    How it reaches, curves and arches its back
    How it lifts its wings and begs for mourning
    How it batters its history
    How it loves its forward motion
    How it waves goodbye to
    The ribcage enclosure
    How it stays positively delighted
    Rolling in the rain while the lightening cracks oceans of light
    Over long grass, and thrashing maples
    Dancing dancing
    Lipping up rain with the wild horses
    Chanting songs the long lush way in the grass
    Guess what loving a life is
    Guess what loving lightening is
    So you hold it like irrepressible ivy
    And surrender to the variegated light of the sky within that has been chosen for you and you die or keep on going
    And then you dance





New Life


If you ask a question
And hold it in your heart
The how
will reveal itself
a white globe of shell

will move from its underwater home
and stretch out
will enter the world
slowly, bringing what is sacred to the surface
persevering gently, preserving the way
the way is to hold sacred
the way is to listen to all things good

from this place comes the essential
the tenderness questions no one dares to ask
from this place comes
wonder
inspiration
and be aware
the strait path takes courage, and the crooked path awaits
so every day
I will pay attention
Every day
I will break open the dark water
Every day
I will honor what is beautiful and real
in each human being
And every moment
I will surrender the easy path,
Because I am
a disciple of the mysteries

May you be blessed in all ways.

In ceremony,
Char Sundust

* God, Death and Poetry