Dichotomies Poems - Poems about Dichotomies

Before we left on our summer trip it was important for Deborah and me to get together and spend some time with our friends and family. And…as the love, the laughter, and the conversations overflowed with ease in every case I was struck by one of life’s dichotomies: Have you ever had those moments of joy experienced with family...

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we give ourselves the joy of creation. the breath of expansion; the fingers of a hand closing. we speak of a tree or a peach and know it as the gift to ourselves we had forgotten. the reach for a reminder of our perfection. each why or touch a wonder and on this night and within this form you can be a candle in the...

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Were there no mountains, valley dwelling would be a chore, And were there no dichotomies, life would be a big bore. The long standing definition of dilemma has always Involved at least two problematic...

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do the drops find the leaves or do the leaves find the drops does the wind choose when to blow how does it know where to go do our hands clasp in reverence or is the prayer enclosed in clenched hands how do we know when to stop or do we stop because we know how can so little become so much or is too much not enough...

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I love how you are, And I love how you are not, You have a rope around my heart, And it is tied wonderfully tight, I dream of you every day, And I dream of you every night, That’s why I know what we have left, Is a love that must be right. I want you to be yours, And you to be mine, Not...

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