Birthing a Star

Birthing a Star

By Linda Lurcott Being the daughter of an amateur astronomer the night sky is usually a topic of discussion or the plan of the evening, to view through the family telescope. Last fall, I discovered a photographic exhibit, entitled “Star Struck”, on astronomy at a nearby museum. I immediately wanted to take my dad. Then I noticed…

Taking Form

Taking Form

By Robin Corak  I am like water. I touch and am touched by or feel in some way, shape, or form, everything and everyone I come into contact with. I run deep and I can be unpredictable. Sometimes I am still and silent, with an energy that nurtures and accepts. I move slowly in that…

Acorn-poetry

Acorn-poetry

Acorn by Rhosyn Gwyn I once lived amidst the clouds in lofty limbs that held me close. I touched the sky without waxen wings. But I, too, have plummeted fallen and disgraced. The honorable tower above me casting down their dead and dying. And here I lie among the reeking wreckage of decay searching for…

Cranberry, Oatmeal, Quinoa Cookies
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Cranberry, Oatmeal, Quinoa Cookies

by: Joan Porte This is my original cookie recipe which are easy, healthy and wonderful for Autumn or winter. This recipe makes about two dozen. Cranberry, Oatmeal, Quinoa Cookies            Ingredients 2 cups old-fashioned oats 1 cup cooked, cooled quinoa (I used red but I don’t think it matters) 1-cup coconut flour 1 tsp salt 1…

Calling the Barge–Poetic Reflection
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Calling the Barge–Poetic Reflection

by Laura Violet Rimola (translated from Italian by Alessandro Zabini) A tinkle rustles through the gloaming mists and comes to the farthest shores, calling the Barge of the deep Journey. Silently comes the Barge, gliding over the waters, coming close to the shingle, calling us aboard it, and we sit down inside it… It’s empty….