Read more about the article That February A Mother Was Born
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That February A Mother Was Born

February JubilationLittle human,Pygmyhertzno biggerthan a minute—more preciousthan the airI inhaleyou fit sosnug in thecusp of my armyesterdayor day before.Februarywas cold but you broughtwarmth and I will never forget how since…

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Read more about the article If Something Is Amiss Tomorrow, Find Me Here #poetry
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If Something Is Amiss Tomorrow, Find Me Here #poetry

Neither one thing nor the other, but something betwixt and between-- the “liminal” spaces that linger in places, situations, relationships and life. This poem is written for someone particular in my life. This person might never read this, but that's fine; let it exist in the liminal edges out there. Enjoy.

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Read more about the article What If We Strived to Become 1 Percent More Kind Every Day?
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What If We Strived to Become 1 Percent More Kind Every Day?

What if... Compounding at 1% a day, in 365 days, we’ll be 37 times better/stronger/more blessed/kinder. Here's one way to get started: Let your hard-earned money work as an extension of you; send it out with one blessing to touch people’s life. In time, you might decide to increase that rule.

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Read more about the article The Couple that Took Shelter in my Yard 
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The Couple that Took Shelter in my Yard 

Today, we saw the sun. And in my yard, I saw two snakes taking a shortcut through my yard. Oh my!  Here's a poem about those cheeky snakes that stopped me in my track. How do you feel about snakes? I'm not a fan, they scare the daylights out of me,  but I let them be. I hope these two find a home somewhere else. Right? 

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Read more about the article Pay It Forward
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Pay It Forward

Blessed be the season. For someone who grew up with very little material possessions, and for who 'the smell of apples' still brings memories of Christmas, the carols, quotes, and poems continue to be an integral part of 'The Season.' Enjoy a selection of quotes that speak to me. Blessings on your quiet celebrations. Pay it forward.

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