Kavi’s Jezzie Hockaday - Keeping Beauty Alive

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I keep diving into the vast beyond, yet still I maintain a thin cord that holds me in place so I can do the worldly things that must be done. That cord is wafer thin and permeable, not a thick rope of coarse attachment but a delicate thread of silken cloth.
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Still far away The river asked, fearfully, How deep is the ocean? I am scared of losing myself How do I merge when I get there? Too late, I said, You…
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Spring is knocking on the door here in Santa Fe. But Winter says, ‘I am not quite done yet and sprinkles some dust on the land.’ And the dance, the…
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I am in love With our fragility Our grief Our kindness And our inner beauty And yet these very things Are pushed away Into the shadows Rendered as…
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When I read this quote, “I don’t mind what happens,” from Krishnamurti, I took it very seriously. It tore me open and caused me to confront myself in…
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Here are another few short formless poems from this week. Those who can listen from silence Know the language of the universe.When you open your inner…
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True relationship Is two stars moving In their own unique direction Across the vast eternal sky Arriving through grace At the same moment in time And…
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“Today, like every other day, we wake up empty and frightened. Don't open the door to the study and begin reading. Take down the dulcimer. Let the…
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