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Tag Archives: Osiris
Immobilization
Sunday, about two in the afternoon, I was walking out of the bedroom after assisting Star with some of the Yule dinner preparations, and I was struck with a strange pain from the middle of my lower back to just … Continue reading
Sonnets of Osiris
As winter extends its grip on the land, clutching with long alabaster fingers and leaving remnants of a leprous hand where its frigid probing touch still lingers, deep in the cold soil, where the dormant root, its life spark quiet … Continue reading
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Tagged daily poems, Hymns to Orpheus, Osiris, Rainer Maria Rilke, sonnet
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Some ancient affirmations
I always see a lot of “positive thinking” sites on the ‘net that deal with giving yourself affirmations to empower yourself. So many of these sites seem to treat affirmation as something “new and exciting” that psychologists have just recently … Continue reading