You reach out with any little part of yourself and rise from the dirt to be what you are. How you make my heart ache with your sense of belonging.
Vanity of vanities! We all have the same breath.
(Solomon was right.)
…commentary on the orbit
You reach out with any little part of yourself and rise from the dirt to be what you are. How you make my heart ache with your sense of belonging.
Vanity of vanities! We all have the same breath.
(Solomon was right.)
the Gratitude Journal of a Music Warlord
Novelist of Literary Fiction
Funny Blogs With A Hint Of Personal Development
This is a space of love and positive vibrations. It is a safe space for uplifting one’s soul.
Words and Pictures from the Middle East
Discovering the joy of art
Carlota Betlinski
storytelling the world
STORIES WITH NO BOOKS
Places - Nature - Photography
Columns. Letters. Rants. Stuff.
Real and Raw Tales of a Goddess in the Making
An ongoing journey with the healing power of plants
The Adventures of a Discerning Bellydancer
Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary
A Journey Through Nature, its Magic and Mystery
Modern. MOVEment. Memphis.
"There is some good in this world...and it's worth fighting for." ~ J.R.R. Tolkien
Around five minutes ago I had this sudden revelation; that my life is quite sufficiently, tragic.
...blinded by the light
Dance Artist/Scholar/Cultural-Creative
It's a beautiful day to dance with words on this journey called life.
dancing to change the world
Just another WordPress.com site
Where love flows
From the Memphis Public Libraries
"More than machinery, we need humanity."
I read these books and you could too?
Author of "Hidden Harvest" and "Tip and Trade"
3 comments
Comments feed for this article
June 5, 2016 at 12:13 pm
Kathy
Look at how tenderly she tendrils as she reaches out. May we all relax into our belonging as she teaches us…
June 9, 2016 at 8:02 am
Lunar Euphoria
There’s so much to learn from those with roots and tendrils.
March 20, 2021 at 6:56 am
Lunar Euphoria
Reblogged this on My Little Spacebook and commented:
All the fresh spring growth has me thinking of the garden and remembering this post today.