When we see through our hearts, we recognize that every single one of us is infused with creativity. Divine Sparks are embedded in everyone and everything. It's up to us to be courageous, to look and listen deeply, to find the sparks, gather and release them back into the universe, transformed into something new. Join me as we wake up to the sacred-ordinary blessings waiting to greet us each and every day.
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Such is life, well said!
ReplyDeleteyes, we are all of these things, and yes, solomon said it well. and i see the heart in the Rock...
ReplyDelete"...ashes, ashes, and we all fall down..."
ReplyDeleteLove this...actually this has been on my mind....
ReplyDeleteUnfolding, rebuilding, unraveling, reworking ~ a continuous cycle. I love that your faith provides a time each year to acknowledge and reflect on this. I would do well to remember and reflect on this more often.
ReplyDeleteWonderful poem...
ReplyDeleteVery true to life, nicely done!
ReplyDeletebecoming nothing and everything...but perhaps with each scatter we leave a bit of beauty behind....
ReplyDeleteso love your pictures...and beautiful words..i don't care being bits and pieces as long as those bits and pieces fit somewhere in to build the real thing...smiles - beautiful thoughts..
ReplyDeleteMy favorite 3 words in this, Dear Laura "we are loved."
ReplyDeleteSo true.
And the birch bark gave me a rush of warm cozy. Simple nature. Simple love. And truth.
Nothing disappears - all is energy, all is renewable. From whence we came there we go. Well stated. G.
ReplyDeleteI don't know which I like more - the poem or the pics. Bottom line is - I like you so much. You are so spiritual and yet down to earth. What a great combination.
ReplyDeleteLife wrapped in perfect words.
ReplyDeleteYou remain in my thoughts and prayers.
((hugs)) ❤
I really like this. Yes, bits and pieces, everything and nothing all at once.
ReplyDeleteI was moved by this complete post, but the following really struck a chord with me:
ReplyDeletedo we matter?
we are matter and
we are energy collected
What a lovely expression of how interconnected we are, and that there is meaning in the tiniest bits and pieces.
mosaic of meaning
ReplyDeleteWarm Aloha from Waikiki;
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the ultimate truth-- we all are connected... we all are one...
ReplyDeleteVery pleasant read, Artwork is great. Bark is like silver metallic glow reading here in the dark. I have always liked patterned poetry.
ReplyDeletelovely reflective prose Laura
ReplyDeletethe cycle of life? nature? never has sounded so beautiful...
ReplyDeleteyes, there is a purpose for everything and everyone here, in this universe... and when we think about that very purpose, it just makes you wonder about the significance of it all...
ReplyDeleteAn excellent and thought provoking read, Laura..
life is one large cycle we come, grow, learn, and get old then we are gone like ashes and turned to dust so well said and done thanks
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Lovely! I particularly like:
ReplyDeletedo we matter?
we are matter and
we are energy collected
one day to be scattered
The circle of life. Beautiful and reassuring.
This is breathtakingly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteenergy collected to be scattered forever...
ReplyDeletelove the line and the imagery it brings.
divine piece of writing.
Especially loved the lines 'do we matter, we are matter'.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and poem to go with them. Love the birch bark.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos.... I see the heart!
ReplyDelete"All these bits and pieces, the continuous transformation, becoming, a time for everything. Life unfolding!"
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura, for these words to start my new day!
And I love the heart ♥
Excellent!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely words weaved in with those lovely pictures.
ReplyDeletestunning images to accompany this such well thought out and written poem ~ each line opened as a petal revealing the core ~ the truth of the ever cycle and circle of life ~ Wonderful ~ Lib
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post!
ReplyDeleteLove the stone heart, I have one this week too.
ReplyDeleteLove love love this!
ReplyDeletedo we matter?
ReplyDeletewe are matter
LOVE this, dear laura. love you.
I see hearts in the leaves ...
ReplyDeleteAnd a heart in the wood chips ...
I see a heart in the rocks ...
I see YOUR heart in the words ...
You make me smile, Laura.
The song you sent me when I was in the hospital brought me to tears, and I know that the love and healing thoughts you sent me helped me recover. I thank you from the bottom of MY HEART.
Love and Peace to you today, Laura. You are also in my thoughts and prayers.
As always I am amazed by your incredible gifting with words. I am touched by the beauty of your photographs.
ReplyDelete((hugs)) These fill my eyes.
There is a time for everything -- and it does seem like the changes happening at this time of year bring that to mind. As you said in your post above -- and as these pictures point out as well.
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