Tag Archives: mystery

The Great Unknown

Posted on December 9, 2010 by John

It’s not so much the great unknown that gives me pause and food for thought. The universe may hide itself as it sees fit, and choose to show what tiny bits my mind can grasp according to some private plan. … Continue reading →

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In the pagan mailbox this morning…

Posted on July 30, 2004 by John

In my mailbox today: Hello my name is X and I have a little problem with my beliefs. I have been a pagan since I was 14, and I was raised in a metaphysical household.{ I am not a flake … Continue reading →

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A Different Kind of Shore

Posted on June 14, 2004 by John

When one looks out past the breaking waves at ocean’s end those across the sea seem much less remote connected by this expanse of constant movement. Away from the sea In a great endless valley, peering at the edge of … Continue reading →

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Our Children’s Lives: a villanelle

Posted on April 15, 2004 by John

Adventure here finds peril where great mystery still thrives; it won’t respond to reason or attempts to understand the me-o-centric universe that is our children’s lives. A place where having grown ourselves, we’ve proved we can survive, although what proof … Continue reading →

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