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MY SPACE

Garden -
My den

Pristine,
And clean.

Bees, wasps
Sun drops.

Birds dart,
My heart

Does sing,
Mood swing

Green grace,
My  space !

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Premium Member 'bout that meditate

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                                may 
                            Yeshua 
                         take yourn
                       hand in hand
                                'to 
                               Hiz 
                    Depth uv Space

                              Aim
                              High

                              shhhhhhhhh




*Sunday’z Testimony

Noisy Static

You lost the signal, Thats all; It Just needs 'Tuning' back in...


Premium Member For a blissful moment

I sit silent to meditate
gather my thoughts breathe in and out
~ the world pauses for peace



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Meditate to make amends

A constant breeze
 from the hole of energy
her death carved out within me
 and
Nine hundred and twenty-eight days later, I still 
Get choked up when I try to remember not to forget her
and sometimes not to hate her
So
I made her my happy place
A place where I now go 2x a day  to  meditate
In this place created with an image of  her face, a version of her I remember during a period where she exuded inner grace
In a chapter from our life’s story
We sit side by side
Overlooking the stinging meadow at our shared childhood campsite
I now love to meditate because 
I get to see her face 
Some days that’s enough 
today, I touched her hand it felt so real
Like I could feel it in this place
If I could make amends in this space, I created 
Which I made with particles of her that now keep me calm 
during times I meditate
I can move past the guilt I carry, so I can focus on living and not how it ends
Grief is real.
So I made it my dearest friend
I miss you more than my heart can ever heal or will ever mend

Meditation On The Sky

meditate on the sky
the beauty of stillness, 
and the stillness of space
autumn winter crescent


Premium Member Quatrain 1 - We are not the body

We are not the body nor the vital breath.
We are not the mind we're beyond death.
We are all a free spirit though incarnate,
We should be aware of this and meditate.
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Retreat in the Woods

Awaken with the break of a tangerine dawn 
bathing you in its Crimson sacredness ! 

Meditate with the majestic Pine trees 
Towering the skies 
Transcending the temporal ! 

Dance among  the wild poppies and lupines
Reveling in your freedom and aliveness! 

Like Robins and Jays 
Singing Life's joyous melodies
Live with abandon, moment to moment !

Blend into the green inkiness of the wooded
foliage
Dissolving into its Pure Beingness!

Fall in love with Twilight's magical moments
That mimics life's ephemerality!

Surrender to the Silence 
Of the dark night
Deep within the cave of your heart ! 

Slip into sweet slumber of Everlasting Bliss 
Caressed by the forest 's gentle breath!!

A Brief Guide To My Jaw Harp

percussively
I think my way as rhythm 
over cloud peaked tops
mountain points like metered dots
and on them stand and pluck, oh see
my breath transcends eternity

introspect
I aim my gewgaw outwardly 
to a passing world
and yet it seems I’m not as bold
it searches inward with effect
I am my own play’s architect

meditate
a friend who soothes 
who heals at home
I play for me and my ear alone
a remedy of beats I incorporate
in my therapeutic style of late

sanctuary
my sound is that 
of a honeyed waterfall
hear breath, it’s grace over boulders call
a harmonising of beauty’s key
be vibrant yet my soliloquy

The Jews Harp

if aromatic, can your sound
adrift on wings like strings to sing
by tongue and some from lighted tops
of cloud aloud let fly, let fly
o solitary eagle soaring high
these aromatic overtones
of demon groans to bees abuzz
on petal roams and onto tombs
of night in flight to morning’s dew
harmonic rhythms meditate 
the late, the new, the cycle through
sweet realm of realms, mine avenue
and though her breath is my breath too
the key, like she, can bloom

Premium Member Meditate

As I meditate 
just like thoughts and words written 
water flows freely

Premium Member Morning Tasks

Dew drops grace green grasses
Soothing like my pearly power shower
I choose the right outfit for an orange day
Under the fruit bowl by Vincent Van Gogh 
Breakfast bar stool welcomes hungry hips
Honey dew melon kisses lips
Pray meditate talk to God and myself 
Water plants feed perky pets sweep steps
Thunderous thud at the French door
Blue genes deliver the paper boy
Who always smells like molasses
Busy red rush for beige boisterous bus
Cool car pool to trendy train that passes
Helium houses that empty again of masses
Spied by sharp eyed animals of prey
Early bird flight climb sky
By Water Lily Lake
Sun is a ball of fire rolling uphill
A wise bald eagle relaxes on top of the world
His seat red, white, blue flag’s pole by the mill
Sun rays in his face
Tattoo him as silhouette Smokey gray

Premium Member Smile Back

Play a Krishna mantra
Hear the rain pattering down
Cars knifing wet wind
Distant dogs howling
Even the tinnitus 
ringing in my ears
Anything but the 
narrative 
playing in my head
Poison 
from the well of 
quiet desperation
of loneliness 
of false perception 
Just because the world 
doesn't smile back at you
once
doesn't mean it doesn't
I just don't perceive 
So
make the blood rush
into my brain and flush away
what smothers joy
Meditate 
deepest desires 
into existence 
hear the dogs howl
hear the baby cry
But see the Buddha laugh
and smile back
It's good to breathe 
It's good to be

Meditate

Listen to, the drops of rain.
Listen to, nature sing.
Imagine your feet wet and muddy.
Enjoying this part, of your journey.
Meditate on peace, not power, nor money.
Because all we need, is love and each other.

Premium Member I Want To Meditate With Roy Orbison

I was in the middle of a PowerPoint
About Pastafarianism
Then I noticed someone in the corner
Not paying attention

Lost, looking tired
I heckled to him
"Paul, quick, candy-coloured clown..."
He found the song on his laptop

I checked the speakers and adjusted the volume
I picked
Up the microphone and sang, looking at the student in the corner...
"Go to sleep, everything is alright."

They listened and watched with great
Intensity 
We had all dived within

I told them
I didn't want a golf ball-sized consciousness
I will put my Godliness in a jar 
We looked at a quote from a character from Don Quixote

'God bless the man who invented sleep'. 
Someone at the front raised his hand
"Why
Doesn't he just commit suicide then?"

Shelly in the second row asked me,
"Are you a Humanist?"
Before I 
Could answer

There was a knock at the door

Just as
We had all
Dived-within

Alvin on my left said to me,
"God bless the man who invented sleep."
And I sang again and crooned to them,
"Go to sleep, everything 
Is
Alright."

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