Did not God’s fingers,

Like mine,

Paint the purple mountains majesty

The blue earth’s sea to shining sea

The sky o’er us

Below He/She?

If this is true

Indeed

How can you

Deny

My Divinity?

Really~

You can’t.

I AM.

And you, friend, foe,

Are Too.


 

 

You breezed into my life

Gentle,

Warm,

Blustery on occasion,

Sharing moods and meals and deals,

Belly laughs, giggles and squeals.

Mellow and relaxed,

You then taught me to be.

Hallelujah!

I AM lucky,

Tickled,

In fact,

To call you

Friend.

*Inspired by Three Word Wednesday~ Breeze, Mellow, Tickle

 

BIG Love by Kim Nelson

BIG.

It is just so ~

This relationship of ours,

Threatening to usurp

All others,

Which,

At times

Seems grand,

But would in reality

Create some havoc

And imbalance.

So Let us maintain perspective,

Admit it’s possible,

That this

Big Love

Is not all that it takes

Is not everything

~ and then some ~

Even if it feels

As if it could be

 

 

Oh yes! We each and every one

Taste bitter and taste sweet.

First grimace, pull back in dismay,

Then take it in, replete.

In separateness they overwhelm,

They knock us off our feet.

But if we live with open heart,

The two will often meet.

This juncture, where the healing starts

And where the burning ends

The site of earnest learning,

The place we make amends.

It’s here we learn what’s ours is ours

And others’? Leave to them.

Without malice, judgment, ire or blame

We live, learn;

We ascend

To the pinnacle of our potential.

 

I considered photographing the image reflected in my screen, but opted for an in-progress shot of one of my paintings so as not to garner a higher than PG rating. :-)

About to jump into the shower as

The muse struck

I ran, naked, to the keyboard

And wrote the five syllable line

That would otherwise have dissipated with the hot steam.

While sitting there,

My sunlit torso reflected back at me in the screen, bare.

“It is beautiful,” I thought.

Yes.

The breasts are slack,

The neck, weather-worn,

Décolletage, mottled with spots.

But it is utterly feminine and firm and strong

And safe within lies the heart of a lion

A big, bold, beautiful lion

Who, in her nakedness, really needs a shower.

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