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 Medea89 rated 7 weeks ago -
Another one of Kagnie's poems that spoke directly to my soul...
Reflection: The Ocean Written in Marblehead,
Massachusetts: September 14, 2007
The ocean.
My single connection and conduit.
I wonder at my need to dialogue with you.
Que...
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- Medea89 rated 7 weeks ago
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Another one of Kagnie's poems that spoke directly to my soul...
Reflection: The Ocean Written in Marblehead,
Massachusetts: September 14, 2007
The ocean.
My single connection and conduit.
I wonder at my need to dialogue with you.
Question why you continue to keep your eternal rhythm,
rolling in to meet me.
Retreating.
Taunting.
Your indifference,
impersonal and stinging with brine.
You mock me with answers that have echoed;
answers that have been heard before
all too common.
But I am still touched,
and sit silent in uncommon awe
at the sound of your anger,
your passion,
your depth,
your playfulness,
your sorrow,
your laughter....
Your attentions wash over the rocks and shores of this place,
close the gap across the distance,
while I wait for your next expression.
I languish as you encircle my feet.
I am broken. I am comforted.
I know you somehow from another past.
~Kimberly Gruby-Hill
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- rayliffe24 rated 2 months ago
- kagnie's blog demands a different pace: slow down, take your time.... experience the work with all your senses. Here are stunning visuals (so many of the gorgeous photos by kagnie...) thoughtfully presented and augmented by poetry and prose... If art is a reflection of the maker's soul, then kagnie must be one very beautiful soul.
- CharlesHB rated 2 months ago
- From the page: "Thought for day: Don't struggle against it; work with it."
- kevinryanmooney rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "Your life is passing you by.... Do something..."that's great. i'm sure you're very happy as the ultimate arbitrator of everybody's life progress.
- Glori4me rated 2 months ago
- Agree--Creativity abounds here.
- lyndoman rated 2 months ago
- This stumbler, this collector of the sublime has a way of changing your mood simply by putting stuff in front of your eyes. Only to be seen by those who appreciate.
- dobedobedo rated 2 months ago
- Amazing photos! Wonderful poetry! a must visit blog.from the page:The Song of Hiawatha
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (kagnie's favorite lines - part I)
"...Ye who love the haunts of Nature, love the sunshine of the meadow,
Love the shadow of the forest, love the wind among the branches,
And the rain shower and the snow storm, and the rushing of great rivers,
- andSimple rated 3 months ago
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- hbw2008 rated 2 months ago
- Your poetry is beautiful...thanks for sharing. :-) And is that an angel from Bonaventure?
I knew you were a star!
- LeslieN rated 3 months ago
- Beautiful stumbles
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