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Footprints in the oatmeal – spring-green Haiku-Birds visiting
Footprints in the oatmeal spring has sprung Haikubirds visiting
alone in the waiting room checking the plant for reality — Tom Clausen I am drawn to this because I WANT reality, and I notice I need intention and to be pushed a bit out of my unrealness – all the habitual thoughts that are no good for nothing The plant is real – truly
“here i am — somewhere between ocean and moon somewhere between lost and found cardinal ” In this Haiku I notice how my safety grows when borders are menti...
“here i am — somewhere between ocean and moon somewhere between lost and found cardinal ” In this Haiku I notice how my safety grows when borders are mentioned – and I experience an expansion and STILL safety
The last line came as a sweet surprise
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