admin @ December 29, 2008
Shifting images
Imprints on my soul
Forgotten yesterdays
Become ever whole
Moving veils
Across a scene once more
Accessed in my memory
Provide a moving core
To my life
I explore
Lost regions, ancient monoliths
Cultures gone who left their marks
What they have found is ingrained in the stones
Before rock paintings ever lightened sparks
Of memories in our eyes
We have it all in place
Recorded in the earth
Up through our lower souls
It penetrates our dearth
Of spirit and touches us
I travel
Across continents to find
Their ancient secrets
Passed down without a word
To human kind.
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admin @ December 14, 2008
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The Bamboo Tree – read by Clare Winsor
The Bamboo Tree is a special story for me. I read it at the Christmas Concert for Elizabeth Finn Care last week. The other readings were by James Fox, Joanna Lumley, David Astor and Kate Adie. Tough acts to follow, but follow them I did [...]
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admin @ December 12, 2008
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David,
A quiet, serious ‘gentle giant’ of a man who died tragically from ingestion of poison derived from seeds, by his own choice.
It seemed that David was happier and more involved in his life and things seemed to be going along better as far as could be judged from a distant perspective, which is the [...]
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admin @ December 12, 2008
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admin @ December 12, 2008
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