Category Archives: thin places
the b’ch chronicles, iii
This time of year and for a few more months, the beach becomes one of those thin places for me − you know, the kind of place where the membrane separating Heaven and earth is so thin you could almost poke … Continue reading
the b’ch chronicles, iii
This time of year and for a few more months, the beach becomes one of those thin places for me − you know, the kind of place where the membrane separating Heaven and earth is so thin you could almost poke … Continue reading
a thousand words and more…
Photography by Keri Beth Livingston There was a child went forth every day; And the first object he look’d upon, that object he became; And that object became part of him for the day, or a certain part of … Continue reading
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Céad míle fáilte
My body is home from Ireland but the rest of me is still in Dublin. It was a relatively quick trip – only one week – but a wonderful one that I will remember forever. My trip wasn’t a sight-seeing … Continue reading
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on the night table
RAINER MARIA RILKE New POEMS A Bilingual Edition Translated by Stephen Cohn Northwestern University Press, 1998 The Heart of the Rose Where is the outwardness to what lies here, within? Whose wound was ever dressed, bandaged in such fine linen? … Continue reading
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lady sharon of such grace, may the light shine on thy face
a kind camelot for sufferers of chronic pain My kind and gentle friend Lady Sharon has a lovely kingdom to visit. Her Camelot, I suspect, is divinely inspired because it welcomes its guests with much light and grace. I encourage you to read … Continue reading
tinkerbell gets her rush
The body in flight is the ultimate rush. I’ve never been a risk-taking thrill seeker, not ever. But, I tell you, I could do with more experiences like my lesson today at Paraclete XP Sky Ventures. It was a learning … Continue reading
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a bit of frost on christmas
Photo borrowed From A Thin Place Christmas Trees The city had withdrawn into itself And left at last the country to the country; When between whirls of snow not come to lie And whirls of foliage not yet laid, … Continue reading
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on the turntable
James Taylor, One Man Band , 2007 James Taylor doesn’t know it, but we’ve had a thing going for 35 + years. The very first LP I ever purchased was Sweet Baby James and ever since I haven’t been able to … Continue reading
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today, i…
Today, I posted a piece on Jim Buie’s Blog regarding Libertarian individualism v. communitarian caring. (I really enjoy Jim’s blog.) Yesterday, I posted a short article on The Southern Chalice about organic wines. It’s been a purposefully slow week. I’m … Continue reading
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