Wake, listen
let life voice
a naked need,
we must laugh & dance
like a morning breeze
of coffee & angel caramel breath
perfuming air with joy
Grounds for Scupture
This is for Doug, Elusive Trope’s Magnetic Poetry Saturday Challenge
Wake, Listen: Magnetic Poetry
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Spreading magickal joy!
chris
Thank you! I think the world is in need of some magical joy. 🙂
Yes!
🙂
Magnetism here – also love and joy!
Thanks, Marian. 🙂
it is amazing how much effort people put in to silence life’s voice…some fear of actually dancing, of letting the angels in.
There is a lot fear around these days, and many who want to silence all sorts of things–ideas, dancing, and joy.
“Coffee and angel caramel breath…” My favorite line ever!
~PR
Thank you so much! 🙂
Beautiful, these are the words to read first thing on a Sunday morning! Thank you Merril
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed them.
Magnetic thoughts, Merril!
Thanks, Luanne! 🙂
Beautiful.
I looked at the images at groundsforsculpture.org, and I think I’d probably burn through a couple of sd cards walking through that park. The sculpture in your photo reminds be of one (I think by the park founder) at Griffis Sculpture Park in Western New York – http://griffispark.org/griffis-sculpture-park/ . 450 acres with rough trails, but absolutely worth the walk, even climbing some of the hills. I spent many days there, especially in the autumn. There’s another nice park outside of St. Louis – Laumeier Sculpture Park.
Oh, you’d definitely burn through your cards at Grounds for Sculpture. What is especially nice is that nearly all of the works can be touched, climbed on, sat on, etc. We went to deCordova Sculpture Garden outside of Boston last summer while visiting our daughter. It was lovely with some interesting work, but not as fun as Grounds for Sculpture. Griffis looks beautiful.
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Oh yeah… those last two lines make this stellar.
Thanks so much, Ken! 🙂