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A group to share your own poetry and both modern and ancient poetry that you enjoy
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Welcome..
This Group is for all of you poets and writers to share your art with us, those wonderful words of wisdom and essence from your soul,
There is desire for worldly attainment, and there is a deeper yearning for eternal peace. Striving with dedication toward a desired goal is an efficient method. This is a destined plan.
With words that help to lift others vibrations and soar, words that allow a tear to be shed or a smile to be felt.. all can be shared here..
What is to be realised is that nothing happens before it happens.
The mechanism does not understand this - thus the wise consider the mechanism to be in error.
~Reɪvən
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The Upanishads and the Transcendentalist Poetic Vision
Started by Julie. Last reply by Ametrine -(MHZ) 6 hours ago. 1 Reply 1 Like
The Upanishads and the Transcendentalist Poetic VisionEmerson and Thoreau’s Discovery of the Infinite SelfWhen the sacred voices of the Hindu Upanishads first drifted into the Western world, they arrived not as quaint relics from the East but as…Continue
Tags: Upanishads, Thoreau, Emerson, vision, poetic
Forest Blakk - The Most Beautiful Thought
Started by Ꮙℓἇ∂ἇ..aka Reɪvən ღ. Last reply by Tara on Wednesday. 11 Replies 2 Likes
~The most beautiful thought~The most beautiful thought Is that fact that I have always.. loved you.. Even before I knew what those words meant, I knew that I loved you, and that I was loved by you.. Without knowing your name, where you were from, or…Continue
On the Grasshopper and Cricket by John Keats
Started by Julie Apr 8. 0 Replies 1 Like
On the Grasshopper and Cricket by John KeatsThe poetry of earth is never deadWhen all the birds are faint with the hot sunAnd hide in cooling…Continue
Tags: poetry, grasshopper, cricket, Keats
Li Shangyin ~ Poet of the Tang Dynasty
Started by Julie. Last reply by Ametrine -(MHZ) Mar 13. 1 Reply 1 Like
Li Shangyin (李商隐; ca. 813–858), courtesy name Yishan (义山), was a Chinese poet of the late Tang Dynasty, born in Henei (now…Continue
The Power of Story Telling ~ Daily OM
Started by Julie. Last reply by Julie Mar 13. 4 Replies 2 Likes
Most cultures use storytelling to pass down family history using the power and energy of the human voice.Ever since our…Continue
Art and Poetry mixture - Emily Dickinson
Started by Julie. Last reply by Ametrine -(MHZ) Mar 11. 16 Replies 4 Likes
“Violets” by Ştefan LuchianWithin my reach!I could have touched!I might have chanced that way!Soft sauntered thro’ the village —Sauntered as soft away!So unsuspected VioletsWithin the meadows go —Too late for striving fingersThat passed, an hour…Continue
LEARNING TO BREATHE AGAIN..~Brian Alger
Started by Ꮙℓἇ∂ἇ..aka Reɪvən ღ. Last reply by Tara Mar 9. 1 Reply 2 Likes
LEARNING TO BREATHE AGAIN...When did you lose the natural way The way that was given to you at birth Of breathing peacefully Without the need for self-attendance?Our release from the trauma Of this humbling pandemic, From the loneliness imposed By…Continue
Tanka Poetry
Started by Julie. Last reply by Ametrine -(MHZ) Feb 15. 7 Replies 3 Likes
Tanka poems follow a set of rules. They all have five lines and each line follows a pattern: the first line has five syllables, the second line has seven syllables, the third line has five syllables, the fourth line has seven syllables, and the…Continue
Poetry can be a powerful tool
Started by Julie. Last reply by Julie Feb 14. 2 Replies 1 Like
Poetry can be a powerful tool in dementia care, offering therapeutic benefits for individuals living with the condition and their caregivers. Engaging with poetry can improve mood, communication, and social interaction, while also fostering a sense…Continue
Tags: readying, shared, communication, poetry
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Comment by Ꮙℓἇ∂ἇ..aka Reɪvən ღ on January 20, 2025 at 1:47pm
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Oh yeah beach memories, love going to the beach and I go often, just to unwind, walk the sand barefoot, get fresh air in my lungs... as a kid I was like you then Julie, everything came home, smelly or disgusting, my poor Nanny she had her limits, but she did let me bring stuff home that we all could make wind chimes with, shells, dried seaweed & drift wood mostly & any other oddity that would look good tied to strings, and we'd spend the next day making them, oh fun. I still like making stuff, I know it was she who bought out my artistic craft side within nature out in me..
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Comment by Ametrine -(MHZ) on January 19, 2025 at 9:47am
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:o) I wish you to be able to go to the beach each time your heart needs so :o)
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Comment by Julie on January 19, 2025 at 9:45am
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Yes, the smell, my mum and dad didn't much enjoy the crabs legs and shells and bits of seaweed I used to pick up in my little bucket, but I had a nature table and everything was arriving there, so much fun...I had many a smile when I found a stone glossed up by the sea, such excitement. Last beach holiday I had was on the Isle of Man, it was the first time I found a lovely piece of bottle green glass....a new treasure to hold
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yes, and the smell, the wind, the elements, this is so intense and precious!
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they are little treasures for sure and they hold good memories of trips to the beach and walking on the sand Ametrine
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I am still doing it Julie, each time i go out, and to the beach, I love picking up little treasures , because they are treasures for us, aren't they?
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I always loved trips to the beach as a youngster, and even now find great pleasure in finding treasurers in nature...long live the inner child Ametrine
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So true Julie! So beautifully expressed! Thank you :o)))
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Picking up the Magic
A trip to the beach is magic married in exploration
in finding the beauty in each rocky temptation!
Gathering together the jewelled colours of stone
feeling the rock in fingers and bone
Water washed, shiny and smooth
my little fingers they found each new groove
Limpet shells, cockles galore
oh I love exploring the shore!
Julie
January 2025
Blessings and thanks Ametrine
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Thank you Julie,
Multi Dimensional Reality
The world as you know it - all that you see, taste, feel and touch, comprises only about 5% of all of the stuff of the universe. The other 95% is what we have considered "nothing" or the "firmament" or dark matter or the heavens or mystic Other Worlds. This 95% is multi-dimensional and consists of potential realities that may be perceived.
A single thought...a mere whisper, ...... barely upon a breeze that catches a spark... all is tinder before the firestorm... and yet.
ONLY that whisper
ONLY that thought
the world is forever changed beyond the fears and dreams of cardboard men.
Freedom and change starts within:
It is encouraged by truth and courage of people who love
Built by the respect of true beings standing as one before each other.
Lets us cross every man made borders
without fear stare into eyes and hearts of all our brothers and sisters: within our words without shouting,or force to hold each to our truths; and let us without fear freely share what works...
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The Upanishads and the Transcendentalist Poetic Vision
The Upanishads and the Transcendentalist Poetic VisionEmerson and Thoreau’s Discovery of the Infinite SelfWhen the sacred voices of the Hindu Upanishads first drifted into the Western world, they arrived not as quaint relics from the East but as quiet explosions. Their calm insistence that the individual self (Atman) is identical with the cosmic whole (Brahman) struck at the roots of Western dualism. For Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau—the two brightest stars of American…See More
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