Ruffle through
your day
until you
find it.
Find the
one moment
when
the tenor
of the day
changed.
“find your eternity in each moment.”
~ Henry David Thoreau
Writing daily about my journeys through books, movies and plays along with poetry, story, or an occasional wander into ideas, opinions or rants.
Ruffle through
your day
until you
find it.
Find the
one moment
when
the tenor
of the day
changed.
“find your eternity in each moment.”
~ Henry David Thoreau
Everyday I confront
the edge of the world
in this season of ice and snow.
Somedays it is
crystal sequins decorating
trees, eaves, hedges and cars.
Somedays it is
thick bumpy ice that
coats sidewalks and streets.
Somedays it is
the warm sun that melts
and pools snow and ice.
Somedays it is
watching swirls of snow,
frantically waving tree branches.
Somedays it is
the ever changing winter sky,
elegant clouds in a low slung sun
———
Most days I stand
on the other side of that edge
daring myself into the frigid weather
Most days, I dare myself to
stay inside to muddle through
one more winter day.
Most days, I am willing
to stand on that edge and
give myself time to be.
“I believe in one day and someday and this perfect moment called Now.”
~ Jacqueline Woodson, writer
Morning light,
still hidden behind roof tops,
filtered through thin clouds.
Conversation and laughter
filled afternoon hours.
Fraying fabrics of dullness
from the morning vanished,
taken by the rhythm of
conversation and laughter.
Today is and
will be tomorrow
but for now
tonight has given me
the comfort of my home.
“But the morning light is only the first line
in the play of the day—“
~ Billy Collins, The Only Day in Existence