Winter dreams seem to pierce reality almost like advisories or clairvoyance; but summertime dreams bind to no specific time or space, comforting objective emergency in sweet blankets of sensuality…
Tag / nature
Nature’s Embedded Intelligence
Songbird
On A Mission, Heading West
A family of five wild turkeys dwelt in this valley last spring, three newborn chicks, one albino. Watched them grow, seen often through the summer and fall. Then their homelands were invaded by an aggressor troop eighteen strong. Occasional brief territorial squabbles, tribal instincts leading to an uneasy union. Leaves more sparse, but so very resourceful, their tree roosts sometimes exposed. Then the snows began, early and unceasing. Till finally, only a last intrepid one was still to be seen…
The Gratitude of Stones
Lady From Elsewhen
Seekers often imagine the great shapers of destiny in our lives to be those personalities with whom we have lengthy and varied contact. But they are mistaken…
Retirement and the Neighbor’s Lawn
At Salamander Creek
Second Stump
Spent Youth
“All lower love is but a schooling for the highest love.” – Rudolf Steiner
“The penis sometimes displays an intellect of its own. When a man may desire it to be stimulated it remains obstinate and goes its own way, sometimes moving on its own without the permission of its owner. Whether he is awake or sleeping, it does what it desires. Often when the man wishes to use it, it desires otherwise. And often it wishes to be used and the man forbids it. Therefore, it appears that this creature possesses a life and intelligence separate from man.” – Leonardo Da Vinci
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