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Featured Poet for January 2009 Richard Bowen
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Moonlight Walk
From the book Spirit and Nature by Richard A. Bowen ©2009 I took a walk in the moonlight.Stark, bright the light lit up the dark. The snow lay on the ground, solid, frozen, hart-to-the-foot; white beams reflecting, stars shining, moon smiling down. Beams shooting, bouncing, streaming at eyes used to blackness; waking, illuminating, opening with pure energy-forces ur- gently moving inside my mind. Scintillating, evanescent, shifting, sweeping back and forth to wake the cells of eye and brain, body and skin cells that strive for light, and thoughts appearing to manufacture their own, and cells of blood, muscle, and bone. Basking them in new rays reflected from remote sun in far-off space, which seems empty and devoid of light, like the night until the moon rains in to charge and churn it up. The blackness of night delivers us like restless thought deceive us into believing that behind our shuttered eyes there is nothing. Yet now, mind is still. Starlight peeps in, playful, soothing, joyful, mellow, indicating astral realms beckoning with full energy fields flickering slowly; proof of huge astral world forming, governing, reflecting, and joining the physical, and causal worlds above. Love brings and holds them together, my love, and like this three-world play, we shall not part
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The Kettle Moraine
From the book Spirit and Nature by Richard A. Bowen ©2009
We drove out to the Kettle Moraine, you,
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