Mindful Micropoetry, Shared in a Flowing River of Community
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Love Nest #haiku
Labels:
"A River of Stones",
"Kern River",
#aros,
bird,
haiku,
here,
love,
notice,
observe,
poem,
tree,
witness
These trees
These sycamore trees speak God's barest words in their rustling.
"Don't critique." "Don't endlessly try to fix what you see as wrong."
"Stay present." Breath. "Seek the lip of the bike path as your bench."
Breath. "Write." Breath. "Observe." Breath. "Listen." Breath. "Write."
I do.
My First Wii Mii: #AROS December 25, 2010
My children howled with laughter at my Wii Mii, my first ever.
I laughed alongside them, a tiny shred of fearfulness hovering around my shoulders.
I daren't confess I truly thought I/she looked beautiful.
Inside I smile, widely.
Labels:
#aros,
beauty,
confession,
fear,
first,
laughter,
mii,
mindfulness,
wii
Friday, December 24, 2010
Eyes: Be Still #Aros December 24, 2010
I pause between comments on this poem and this blog and that.
I notice my eyes hurt.
Party Paparazzi, December 23
I feel the forced smile squishing my eyes and tell my whole being to relax.
I take a breath.
With a calmer face, the photo is snapped.
I take a breath.
With a calmer face, the photo is snapped.
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Mothering Moment of December 23, 2010
The living room fills with a sacred quiet as Emma and I create separately together.
Cinnamon
I sprinkle cinnamon over ground
coffee beans before I brew,
like Cathy Bennett showed me, long ago.
I wonder where she is now while my
heart and taste buds thank her.
Grocery Store
Walking over the threshold, the crispy scent of Granny Smith took me by surprise. It is immediately October again.
Fleece
There is a simple contentment that comes when feeling the sweet softness of fleece against my thighs when I pull on my sweat pants on a cool, winter morning.
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