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March 2014


Snow. And then sun.
Winter. And then spring.
Asleep. And then awake.
3.1.2014


3.2.2014


3.3.2014


3.4.2014


Even while enduring
the most efficient optimizations,
informed by mass media,
pathologized by pharmaceuticals,
loving unattainable objects of desire,
still,
This comes to me.

Indulging in
intoxicants,
seductions,
acquisitions,
accomplishments,
still,
This comes to me.

Orthogonal to the optimization,
within the system itself,
self reflection occurs;
and from the emptiness of what isn't said,
still,
This is.
3.5.2014


3.6.2014


3.7.2014


To the city and back. Optimizing my children's experience.
3.8.2014


Today the vibrations
of thick ice
letting go of the roof
and meeting the ground
3.9.2014


Daydream shit hitting the reality fan.
3.10.2014


Novelty springs, moment sings.
3.11.2014


A flower,
green at the roots,
regards soil
as something separate.
3.12.2014



Meltwater rivulets, iced-over
by winter's goodbye touch,
long for their lover, spring,
to make the earth wet.

3.13.2014


3.14.2014


Emptiness framing emptiness.
3.15.2014


3.16.2014


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3.18.2014


Analyzing the weather while ignoring the rain.
3.19.2014



goosepond


a goose sits on the lawn
robins eating worms
puddles instead of ice

a day when there is still snow but not much
Happy Almost Snow Gone Day

am I spring now?

3.20.2014



Consuming
Noticing
Feeling
Knowing
Flowing

3.21.2014


On the way to the studio this morning I saw a
hawk building a nest high up in a nearby tree.
3.22.2014


how dreams fade...
3.23.2014


Obvious Obstacle

I woke up
performing
repetitive tasks
hoping to avoid
an obvious obstacle.
3.24.2014


Funeral for a robin; killed by a hawk, eaten by a crow, and witnessed by us.
3.25.2014


3.26.2014


I confess, the butternut squash that I bought in October, despite my best intentions, sat in my kitchen until March. With not small amount of guilt and some prompting from my wife, I abandoned the squash in front of the studio window. This morning I watched a skinny doe tear away huge orange chunks and gobble up seeds; having what looked like her first real meal after a long, frozen winter.
3.27.2014


Unity of opposites.
3.28.2014


Being open
to whatever happens
on the page
requires accepting
turbulence and uncertainty
but allows conversations
with dragons.
3.29.2014


Rainy day practice,
Feeling for forms.
3.30.2014


In spring, expansion.
In tune, resonance.
In sight, interdependence.
3.31.2014