Over the past few weeks, I’ve become recharged in taking photographs. I’ll always be an amateur in this art form, yet nonetheless, it’s a joy that keeps giving.
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Somewhere 53202
Sunday, March 10, 2024 • 7:24 PM
Poetry
Poetry is forever silent,
until someone speaks.
Need
I need to write it all down from now on.
So many transient thoughts go unrecognized,
and without birth.
A past January musing
Time-travel does exist,
within the confines of speculation and memory.
We are Time-Beings,
for we are aware that creation
and impermanence are twins.
– January 24, 2021
New album
Dreams and Mysteries
Had a great dream this morning.
It was pitch black, and I heard a young Woman’s voice say, “Will you help him learn the Rosary?”
Then I saw a little boy’s face. He had big brown eyes, dark brown hair, a huge smile, and he was cutely drooling everywhere. We locked eyes, then I woke up. Within minutes I realized that the little boy was, and is, me.
I’ve been putting off on learning the Rosary, and now it’s time to pick it up, and help teach that little boy all about its Mysteries.
Later on at Mass, the homily was all about loving others as oneself, and how not to pick sides in any conflict, but to love both sides equally. A few others, and myself became choked-up and had to dry our eyes more than once. After Mass I floated back home and wrote this.
I must wholeheartedly admit, that the Holy Spirit is everywhere at once, even deep in our dreams.
May God bless you all, no matter your belief, and may your senses be open to his everlasting light, love and compassion.
Demons
Air is still free, sunsets are completely beautiful and our planet still has gravity. Other than that, a sense of humor is completely priceless. It’s great for our immune system, and kicks the snot out of demons that traverse our subconscious on the daily.
Jimi Hendrix
Jimi Hendrix was like an Octopus, for his fingers had independent brains, and the guitar was more like a microphone translating his thoughts.
Passively reconstituted.
Somewhere in Milwaukee
Look for the Rabbit!
September 9, 2023 • 5:27 PM – 11:07 AM
