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by Kathy Epling |
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| In this place joy is our birthright. We don't need to kneel all night on the closed stones, paying our way with tears. Come to the clear light. arms open, empty handed, into this story |
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by Kathy Epling |
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| Darkening of the light. I haven't seen you for weeks. Meadows unfold brocade acres of embroidery, brodaiea & meadow lark. Even here, back to the sun If there is no bread, taste the stones. Missing your life, find it. Throw it away. |
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Millennium Home Sojourn Archives |
| Summer '97 Issue Home ~
Cover Artist: Ada B. Fine ~ Buddist
University
The Way Home ~ Bringing Home Habitat II ~ Berry Wisdom Meditation on small object ~ Straw Bale Construction An Interview with Dana Williams, Big River Nursery, Mendocino Surf's Up ~ Spoonfed Skyloads ~ Hearts Edible Gardens of Mendocino County |
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