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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.
trekking mates
Everyday Zen

trekking mates

When traveling in opposites I can’t catch him When traveling the same he can’t catch me Oh what to-do about … Continue reading trekking mates

Where are we, now?
Everyday Zen, Primitive Love Poems

Where are we, now?

Jumping from the diving board It was a hard rain Loud, steamy, sticky Screams from the swingsets It’s a therapy … Continue reading Where are we, now?

Comma
Everyday Zen, Metaphysical, Passion

Comma

this corpus callosum, this portal interdependent halves, working together duality flowing, through one conscientiousness, consciousness compassion Image credit: Gigandet X, … Continue reading Comma

the daughter
Surreal Zen

the daughter

the world wrapped its arm around her shoulder pushing off the cold chill of a drifting cloud no need to … Continue reading the daughter

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

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