KEY SIX
(Sheaval, Barra)
To bring us home safe
She waits upon the hillside.
To bring us home safe –
Old roads straight worn
From loch to lochan.
The cry of seagulls
From the land
Lost in mists.
Bell.
Chalice.
Cloud.
Watcher.
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Posted in Uncategorized, tagged biophilia, Caledonian Forest, digital artworks, doors to Otherworlds, forests, Hebrides, Highlands, landscape, myth, noosphere, Poetry, Scotland, the numinous, Western Isles on March 23, 2014| 1 Comment »
KEY ONE
(forest of Caledon)
Green bed
Lie here safe.
Green heart
Rest here whole.
Green jewel
Rest here in light.
Over all and
Over Earth:
Completion.
Sufficient.
Wrapped in clouds
Held, not forgotten.
Endless is the mystery
Of life
Finding itself.
Sun and stars, even,
watch amazed.
Green heart of
All things.
the first of ten pieces attempting to encapsulate numinous landscapes of Scotland and the Western Isles. Landscapes that exist in memory, mind, folklore, as well as geographically. Access points to the Celtic (and pre-Celtic) Otherworlds. As a means to soul healing and the yearn of a return to an unreachable home
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged art, dissolving, japan, Jindai shrines, loss, photography, Poetry, shrines, the numinous on May 24, 2013| 3 Comments »
between definitions
death turns us all
time-travellers,
hunting echoes
in edgeless canyons.
becoming poets
searching flavour:
the right words
for a gesture, a phrase,
a filling of empty spaces.
actions dissipate,
colours fail in their purpose.
the emptiness of hollowness
(a mimic, a clue, a joke,
of real emptiness
from which we come and go,
come and go).
a dream of reaching:
unable to find
our
own hands.
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