- when the lustered sea embraces the sand, is it to claim or cede its flotsam? when my mind sails with the rolling wind, is it to cast or catch a sparkle?
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smiles
smiles drift longer, sparkles on an ocean’s crest teasing silent laughters from within the ocean’s ribs. the sea teaches the land
how many ways can a wave wash to shore?
(Images of waves used with this posting are all courtesy of their respective contributors at pixabay.com.) how many ways can a wave wash to shore? blithely as a titter, lazing like a lamb, or stirring a trifling whiff of … Continue reading
Posted in collection: to cast a sparkle, essay, nature, poetry
Tagged alia, androgynous mind, pen names, poem, to cast a sparkle, Ursula K. Le Guin, waves
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the growing
liquid seeping through the ground and the life that sprouts is but a tiny strand of green and white; a root hugs the earth, a new leaf fixes face toward space and time azure now, then gray and windy and … Continue reading
The Generosity of Entropy
There is less pressure in the unknown, in the undefined, in the free-flowing. Until they become known, until their forms get defined, and until their substances are made to flow in meaningful directions and momenta.
