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Author: Primitive Joe

Challenging backpacking trips, zazen, contemplating the lens through which I view the world, and a love of discovering new things drive my appreciation for this place we live.
the laughing puddle
Everyday Zen

the laughing puddle

Leapinga playful Splisha joyful Splash Plungingdeep into the innocentPuddle of Poetry some sayshe was never seenAgain Inspiration:Who says my poems … Continue reading the laughing puddle

the finding place
Everyday Zen, Wilderness Poetry

the finding place

as a tree, still growing together with tall friends still growing loving all the seasons spring summer fall, winter sitting … Continue reading the finding place

Aion’s chrysalis
Everyday Zen

Aion’s chrysalis

light breaks & glows, it passeswithin the humble silence of Aion’s cocoon arcing & extending, in timethe circle & line, … Continue reading Aion’s chrysalis

where the children play
Everyday Zen, Metaphysical

where the children play

plunged into the Saturnal yearno thought, a quiver, within reacharrows of time caress the archer’s fingertipslike blossoms of flaming cockscombstrings … Continue reading where the children play

Everyday Zen

a reflection

Dear moon I follow the river and you, dear one, are by my side Continue reading a reflection

Everyday Zen

mountain people

in my middle years of worklike sitting after walking a long distancei realize i’m a mountain person watersheds of conventional … Continue reading mountain people

premises and promises
Everyday Zen

premises and promises

disinterested heavens bloomjudicious flowers of indigoevidence in the great disquisition a lone star reflects these ordinary eyeswinter eyesin quiet woods, … Continue reading premises and promises

winter eyes
Everyday Zen

winter eyes

when I visit grandma’s landit no longer feels like grandma’s landit feels soiled, and heavy Michigan feels like grandma’s landespecially: … Continue reading winter eyes

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