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  • Tuolumne

    Sparky Allen

    Did you detest / this alien life: / Your voice lost / in monotony / of daily song?

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    Tuolumne

    Did you detest
    this alien life:
    Your voice lost
    in monotony
    of daily song?

    Russet hawk
    keening above you
    in the blue;
    Between granite walls,
    his beating wings
    center the void,
    and the pulse
    of your sad blood.

    Yesterdays
    are made small
    at the caress
    of a raptor's breeze.

    From the collection “Long Goodbyes”
    copyright 2009
    by S. Parker Kincaid

  • Nature

    Frances Clem

    Nurturing unseen growth / as Winter lingers too long. / Until, at long last, / Sweet tweet! Cheery chirp! / Birdsong celebrates the sun.

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    Nature by Frances Clem

    Nurturing unseen growth
    as Winter lingers too long.
    Until, at long last,
    Sweet tweet! Cheery chirp!
    Birdsong celebrates the sun.

    Shhhh! says the breeze
    through the trees.
    Branches fingering the sky
    Limbs lifted toward the sun
    as a lone bird circles,
    silent,
    Watching, wary of humans.

    Heartbeat of drum rhythm
    blends birdsong to the beat
    and soothes my soul,
    cools my heavy heart.

    Sounds, smells, and sights
    keeping hope alive.
    Welcoming Spring.

  • Man Among Boys

    Robert Hamilton
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    Man Among Boys

    I hear you talking but I don’t see how your poised
    The running of mouth didn’t add up to a sufficient fund
    That tough talk around here gets you none
    How do you really feel?
    Can you even really kill?
    Slept with sin on skin or did you wash it off?
    Cottons too soft to squeeze or at least for me
    Squeezing of flea popped under the pressure
    You have had success in killing your successor
    The ego can be parasitic
    Ignoring it is ignorance
    The removal can be therapeutic
    But identifying your identity is a bit of a introspective intrusion
    Smooth when asked to speak of feelings that were felt
    I guess it all wasn’t beaten out with belts
    I am no longer afraid to ask for help
    No longer caring what you think of the man that I am
    So go tell your friends to go tell there friends
    We all are wrong when we judge another man
    By his exterior or demeanor
    Instead by his conscious actions
    Don’t just read the words of this caption
    See past what the eyes can see
    Somewhere over there you can find me
    Just Remove the veil

  • A Peace Poem

    Abena Motaboli

    Peace is the inner dove that whispers as I take a sip of my morning coffee.

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    A Peace Poem

    Peace is the inner dove that whispers as I take a sip of my morning coffee.
    Peace is the sound of soft raindrops on a cloudy day.
    Peace is the moment I breathe and realize the breath of my body breathing.

    Peace is the inner joy my soul sings every morning.
    Peace is the feeling of waking up and smelling the crisp air of another day on mother earth.
    Peace is being at ease in my skin and with all those around me.

    Peace is the joy of stepping on stones in fresh streams of moving water.
    It is the sun that shines through my life and keeps me living everyday -relishing in it as the sun goes down and knowing that, tomorrow will come again and another day will bring with it endless inner peace.

  • Peaceful Waters

    Joan Noeldechen

    The moon shines / Its light down

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    Peaceful Waters

    The moon shines
    Its light down
    And there is no sound
    Quite as sweet
    As the silence
    Over still waters.

    Joan Noeldechen

  • Rama's Peace

    Harry Palacio

    I missed you so I wrote you a letter: of time’s housekeeping, dark sunsets, a shrine of poppyseed teeth, the sands of mystics...

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    Rama’s Peace

    La distancia de tu pecho envuelto de murciélago de noche, de palmas, de fantasma
    I missed you so I wrote you a letter: of time’s housekeeping, dark sunsets, a shrine of poppyseed teeth, the sands of mystics, the childhood of rain-storming, the stone skipping of public libraries
    Peace is a rare summit. The dove clings to an olive branch. The palms of youth find their bodies of prayer. Your nude jewel was the parsed breath of Bhagavan. Sunday rituals of childbearing.
    La sombra de tu teléfono de armas. I’ve left the invitation to your wedding in the drawer ruminating over the sutras of thighs. Cities of peach and the light refractions like an alphabet of worship. The tendrils of pale blue arms, limbs in ritual. The babysitting of quietude. Do we bloom in the Indian summer of pearls?
    The chirping of stars from your opaque fists.
    The unknown numbering of bedrooms.
    Your staff of peril walking with God’s fingering
    The stone wash jeans of forget
    The jasmine of your voice that meets me in passing. Your known hands pressed into me. You’ve won me over. I recognize you from another lifetime. Extranjera y a la misma vez conocida. Vestido de luz como lágrimas de almendras. Tu cara de palabras amargas y dulce. Labios cruzadas como calles que corren a la Nirvana. Your jasper mudras are the storytelling of Arjuna and Sri Hari Krishna. There is peace in the hospital of patience. The ease of letting the mind lose itself. The Satsangam of our peopling. We were rivers of the solemn Ganga attaining moksha. Your tears of dying were the forgetful nature of Rama/ Hanuman reminding Vishnu of the florets of eternity.

Peace

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In this age of conflict and crises, what does “Peace” mean to you?

65 artists form 17 countries have responded with images, poems, music and film.

In this age of conflict and crises, what does “Peace” mean to you?

65 artists form 17 countries have responded with images, poems, music and film.

We hope you find stimulation and comfort form the contributions of these talented artists. We have four other global group shows and 14 individual artist galleries, plus games, dancing flowers and wishing well. Our next opportunity to share will be announced shortly.

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