Breathe Deep – A Poem by Julie Clark
Breathe deep When we can Because we can. Remember where our breath comes from Give thanks. Remember those Who cannot breathe. Remember those Whose…
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I Am From – A Poem by John Camacho
I AM FROM I am from Passion. The land of stone temples and fuming volcanoes. I come from Kings of corn and sun. …
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One Seven Four | A Poem by Ed Martinez
I walked on these stones that try men’s hearts to find a way to the large silver doors.
Opened, refined, purifying doors leading me to a love for which I long.
The earth is glowing golden hues and biding me to come on through.
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A New Year’s Prayer | from Ed Martinez
“Arms to the side,
widen the road to my heart,
walk into my life,
into my being,
penetrate, season, saturate,
and flavor me…”
Colorado Animal Rescue: Meet the Herd of Doolittle Farm, Know the Gift of Love
Doolittle Farm offers the gift of Love. This photo series highlights the experiences of the expressive animals who receive the generous, nurturing love of…
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Lifting Our Eyes – A Poem by Julie Clark
Lifting our eyes, just in time to see the eagle soaring towards us and then turning away. Silently above us, searching for fish. It…
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Power of the Sea: Livorno, Italy
Livorno, Italy: the birds and the ships from the farthest reaches of the sea enter the Livorno Port on a Thursday morning. “The voice…
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Haven Tree – A Poem by Julie Clark
Like a mustard seed Planted in a garden Grows to be a haven tree For birds to perch and sing For weary souls to…
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Everything – A Poem by Julie Clark
Everything lost Shall be found Everything left behind Catches up There is a rhythm There is a rhyme A purpose And a plan A…
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Troubled – A Poem by Julie Clark
Woke up to an empty house Troubles in this world troubling my soul Down by the water should cheer me up I’m searching for…
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