SageGreenJournal.org voices out of the West, mostly poetry, personal to planetary...
Snowscape
Burning freeze
Glaring wince
Blowing into any opening
Filling all angles
The flake is moving again…
We shield yet embrace the bite.
And like to smooth and feel
The frozen texture
change to silk,
To wood,
To stone,
Again to fallen down.
Displaced by breath.
Floating beauty.
Rejoicing arms held high.
Honoring sweet layers of icing
On our now silent earth.
David Paul Kuntz
Illium Valley, San Juan mountains, Colorado
David Paul Kuntz has long lived in Colorado’s northern San Juans in a remote canyon not far from Telluride, in a house he built with his spouse Marti. Pulled toward every kind of mountain adventure right out their back door, David and Marti also open their rural home every Monday evening for community sitting meditation. David's tells us his mid-life efforts at writing have stretched his appreciation for all the inspiring authors who manage to move the world through words.
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