Showing posts with label glimmer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glimmer. Show all posts

Monday, March 22, 2010

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

the magic of the right book

i have been desperate for a book to illuminate my soul and mind again,
but the right one has not come along yet.

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

merry christmas silver and gold




Saks 5th Ave and St. Patrick's Cathedral

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

diamond dust



merry Xmas from yellowstone

Friday, June 12, 2009

sparkling river night

Water is the great conductor of energy - electrical, spiritual....rivers are currents of nature energy. I'm convinced the river charges everyone's experience who's on it - floating in a boat, an inner tube, or sitting by the banks - the constantly-flowing current of the river draws energy unto it and naturally charges the air with the nature hum of spirit energy.

For this reason people go to the river to party - they are naturally drawn to the invigorated energy of the riverspace. That's why you always find beer cans on the banks and in the eddies of Texas rivers. That's why tubers on the Guadalupe always drink, that's why cajuns party at the waterbank, and don't forget those Mississippi riverboats. On the same token, cities with rivers coursing through them are naturally spiritually charged. Wouldn't you say all the major cities of the world straddle a river?
Paris Exposition and the Nile:




Just for the sheer sapiness, here is a clip from the classic chick flick Chocolat in which Johnny Depp is very sexy on a gypsy riverboat. Skip to 3:35 for Johnny.

Sunday, March 22, 2009

nestled in the bosom of my hometown





I sought solace from heart hurt
in the close, beer- and tripas-tinged air of
the market square conjunto festival.
Respite in the cramped and bustling line at the pan dulce counter.
Familiarity of strangers
and a kind gesture from another hungry soul.
I felt so centered and whole with
my roots reaching deep
into the fiesta-colored layers of my soul city.

Sunday, March 1, 2009