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  • Beginnings

    Beginnings

    I awoke always first, sustenance to the little loved one next a quiet moment stillness She purrs in contentment coffee glides down like liquid love Thanks be to time which gifted these moments Findings and workings of history gave us right now Grateful Breathing Morning sentiments

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  • Alone in my thoughts without you The river rose above its banks as the rain in the night passed by prints from night animals and driftwood still fresh where they lie I remembered Your enchanting smile and mountainous heart distant memories to me now The black-capped chickadee and cardinal as captivating to me as fire…

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  • TuesDay NewsDay Vol 3, Issue 9 – July 14, 2020

    “Each citizen: dig deep into the precincts of your soul and examine the suburbs of your voice and find your voice and get it out, not just your self-interest but your voice that balances enlightened self-interest and public interest and the public good.” – Dr. Cornel West

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  • Greet The Dawn, Foster The Wild

    The dawn greeted our hermit Cool it was Wind swam through the thorny vines Dewey shrubs and tall tree shadow lines I dreamed of the absentee’s return The whisper of the path which led to me The window held my vision As my eyes drifted No explanations Sand crept into my shoes this morning On…

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  • TuesDayNewsDay Vol.2 Issue 15, October 8

    Today’s weekly song series is up! Check it out here: https://www.facebook.com/anitalorrainemusic/videos/535090620390659/ Dedication: This week is dedicated to Sandie Kennedy. She introduced me to Tarot when I was sixteen or seventeen and I could not be more grateful. For years I was ashamed of my mystical frou frou leanings. Growing up in a Southern Baptist church…

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  • July 1st… Journal today and Khalil Gibran

    Monday… July 1st Today, right now, I feel peaceful. I am sitting on the couch with my coffee, grey cashmere sweater score from the thrift store, tons of reading material and my ankle propped up on ice. This whole process of surgery and healing has taught me so much I never really understood – how…

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