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Holy Rosary
Flood tide fills the coves and beaches, with sunlight bright on a calm sea. Beauty enters the hollow places, bringing…
Pure in Heart
Sun and stars bathe the Earth in light, illuminating the soul in morning solitude and sacred dark. We journey through…
Record of a Friend
In the still morning the sound of whale’s breath, geese in flight, fog horns in the distance. Close as always…
Caverns of Peace
The blue gray morning signals autumn’s approach with the clouds of late summer. The green world breathes under gentle rain;…
Place of Solace
Sunlight on the water this cool September morning, with rain clouds over the distant island; the earth pitch-perfect in communion.…
Plain Chant
In the dawn hour the sea lies flat between tides, no wind or movement, only the quiet of the coming…
Angels of Light
Communion is hard to come by when so much is based on untruth. Addiction to lying demands increasing doses, until…
Prayer of Silent Truth
My cask of praise empty, the last words of thankfulness consumed in the burnt forest, I struggle to the altar…
In this Moment
The morning won’t deceive you with its freshened air and sound of birds. You needn’t rely on memory; the timeless…
Rusted Cables
South wind breaks in waves against the ebbing tide, sunlight falls in shafts on the rain-soaked shore. As I follow…
Music of the First Born
Lifted on summer waves, the pulse of life carries us beyond decay. New seeds crack open, revealing pale forms with…
Birth Wail
He visits the well in early morning, before the day opens for business. With a battered tin cup he dips…
Tumbled Smooth
He lingers on the Moon and the pale light of Arcturus as the valley heat passes over. After years of…
Faith of Leaves
Green leaves of the cherry tree sparkle in morning light while ocean’s breath cools the valley. Suffering these last weeks,…
Resurrection Portal
I whirl through space, a sea of aether and stardust, yet can’t lift my eyes from the dirt trodden path.…
Noise of Flowers
Spring flowers rattle the caves, provoking the apostles to take up their pallets of sorrow and leave dark comfort. Trees hide in the rain, fearing
Engineers of Love
The gravity of your smile, lighthearted yet muscled with the blessings of sorrow, keeps my satellite in orbit, my rage against the machine tempered and
Passport Stamped
I won’t outlive the sea, not one drop of its salt depth, not the old growth trees nor the stone beneath my feet. I am
Flies with the Spirit
The stars we follow have written our names, the ones we’re given on journeys with the sun. The one your mother knew when she regarded
Given this Beauty
Tune your instrument to the key of praise while morning light shines on the sea. Trees lift their branches in the rising breeze and the
As She Passes
I return to the sea, her face and tide the peace of my heart, the words of our story. From far north to the straits
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