the mechanics of a mind
turning rusty with ample time
grinding teeth, fails to find
strings to silence and to bind
The Mind
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Old Doors
magic and memories,
wonder and wizards,
the unexplained and the unexpected,
gold dust and glitter might
live quietly behind old doors
Fog
Sorrow clings like fog
Remembering this moment: shop window in Santa Fe
This Moment inspired by Amanda Blake Soule at soulemama.com
Captured thoughts
There have been times when I’ve been on the other side of:
“Really, I mean, what were you thinking?”
And I am at a loss for words to describe what’s in my mind.
Wild and Free
Wildflowers, I want so much to be wild like you.
Everywhere
I’ve been everywhere, man
I’ve been everywhere
Crossed the desert’s bare, man
I’ve breathed the mountain air, man
Of travel I’ve had my share man,
I’ve been everywhere
Lyrics written by Geoff Mack, 1959
Sung by many fine people, but no one does
it justice like the great Johnny Cash, Unchained, 1996
Walls
We build them and we break them,
we climb them and we paint them—
and yet it seems unclear:
Which of these walls are real and which are
illusions in far bright corners of our minds?
The Leader
Bursting forward with best intentions,
you lead by example.
Peak through the rain
some days the weather makes my thoughts hazy
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