a winding, foreign road to roam
on the way back home
the many dangers to survey
spelled out in signs along the way
a river rises, seas emerge
prepare the way,
here comes the surge
listen as the siren sings
and join the underwater things
Stuff I write about
- Dance (46)
- Life in the Luny Bin (144)
- magic (52)
- Oh the places… (67)
- Peace. Love. Home. (139)
- Reads & Rambles (71)
- Recipes (4)
- SoKaN – Knitters & Nutters (56)
- Vegging Out (17)
- Work Life (26)
- Yoga (56)
Archives
Awesome Blogs I Read
- Intellectual Shaman
- Thoughts. Creative Writing.
- tonysbologna : Honest. Satirical. Observations
- Hate to Love You (Reviews)
- Celestial Goodness
- John Wreford Photographer
- Artistcoveries
- OCA learning log
- P e d r o L
- Roxy Travels
- Before I Forget
- Best of the Midwest! Hiking - nature - photography
- BEN TROVATO – Durban Poison
- THE GODDESS ATTAINABLE
- The Druid Herbalist
- The Fledgling Belly
- It's Just Life
- Down the Forest Path
- Project: Motion Blog
- The Human Rights Warrior
- playing in the dappled sunshine
- The Tragic Life of Frank
- zona pellucida
- Donna Mejia
- Why Books?
- Beautiful Day Traveler
- shimmymobmemphis
- samrarose
- Peaceful Hands Reiki
- Job & Career News
- LibrarianShipwreck
- couldreads
- Mark Coakley
- Garden Variety
- CultFit
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