“I’ll make a magic to ferry you soon East of the sun and west of the moon. Joy Davidman, For Davy Who Wants to Know about AstronomyA Naked Tree: Love Sonnets to C.S. Lewis and Other Poems (2015). I’ll make a magic to ferry you soon to where the black donkey and the brown horse […]
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Shelter, Alone
Posted in COVID-19, Encerrado, Guanajuato, Isolation/Belonging, Love, Quédate-en-Casa, Yoga on May 13, 2020 | Leave a Comment »
The young couple just a few weeks into their love sheltered together the aged couple side by side so long they rarely speak out loud remained in, quietly children stayed home from school university students returned to their parents’ people sheltered with their dog, their cat, their bird their recipes, their baking supplies their Facebook […]
Windswept
Posted in Deities, Guanajuato, Legends and Mythology, Renewal/rebirth, Wind on May 2, 2020 | Leave a Comment »
The winds howled and moaned dirt and leaves and bug carcasses and dust bunnies eddied and swirled bounced down the clay tile steps one by one a soft whoosh followed by a light scraping sound as crisp dry bougainvillea leaves skittered in attempt to break free of the twirling mass until finally the debris-heavy funnel […]
La danza del colibrí y la mariposa / The dance of the hummingbird and the butterfly
Posted in COVID-19, Dance, Death/Loss/Grief, Guanajuato, Love on April 24, 2020 | Leave a Comment »
La danza del colibrí y la mariposa El colibrí y la mariposa se rodean el uno al otro en las buganvillas en sus flores ornamentales, magentas bailando en el aire borrachos con el néctar de los pequeños estigmas amarillos escondiéndose de mi vista al momento que los veo.