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Showing posts with label Zen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zen. Show all posts
24 April, 2020

Social Distance Diary: transmitting the dharma

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Today is one of those days when I feel the world shrinking, when the the mountain range of things I can't control (always there in dista...
10 January, 2020

"Give me things that don't get lost*" (Why retirement is a myth)

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I never really noticed Dad's age, even when he got sick. He still went to work. He still attended Cincinnati Bengals home games. He w...
31 July, 2019

[re: lines on the day I remembered my father's birthday]

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"Your skin starts itching once you buy the gimmick"  - Iggy Pop/David Bowie For years I drove out by the old house to see...
24 May, 2019

Things My Dog Teaches Me, the New Podcast (SUBSCRIBE!) and IGTV (FOLLOW!)

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Gypsi… Dog and sometimes Yogi While I am taking on some freelance work hither and thither, the bulk of my creative energy is being us...
30 March, 2018

Darkness as the absence, not the opposite of light (For Smiley) - A Draft

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  My father, I think, wanted to be a deliberate man. On days when the boil in my blood near overflows I imagine what the se...
27 April, 2012

Disappearing Geography, Bluegrass Slingshot: 2 Short Poems

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104 E. Main Revisit The pet mouse in the cupboard we lacked the heart to kill is long gone. So is the ageless onion skin wallpaper, with it...
26 April, 2012

Disappearing Geography, Bluegrass Slingshot (Westbound Expedition): Willow Drive, KY

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Drink all of your passion, and be a disgrace. - Rumi, "A Community of the Spirit" Some may never live. But the crazy never die. -H...
23 April, 2012

Disappearing Geography, Cont. (Bluegrass Slingshot, Ashland, KY)

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and it is possible a great energy / is moving near me. - Rainer Maria Rilke  The wind that blows /   Is all that any body knows. -  Henry Da...