Tag Archives: perceptions

Finding the Ocean (Again)

Posted on July 11, 2003 by John

I have looked for long hours across the bay, sensing in the coming dawn some great sign; after my simple chores are done each day, when each minute spent does not seem so fine, along the windswept shore I roam, … Continue reading →

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Life Beyond the Tunnel

Posted on February 20, 2003 by John

I want to tell you there is whole new world beyond the concrete labyrinth that walls in what you know; the snaking paths that curl you so tightly in their grip as night falls, keeping you safe and secure in … Continue reading →

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The Doors of Perception

Posted on December 16, 2002 by John

This is journal entry based on a prompt from Random Acts of Journaling. The Doors of Perception There is a door of aged and splintered oak, its paint is faded, old and worn by rain; the battered lock still grips, … Continue reading →

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On Perception and Plausibility …

Posted on November 14, 2002 by John

I’ve been thinking about the differences between my friends who are optically-oriented versus those who are aurally-inclined, and the variations in perception (a visual word) that result from that dichotomy. As a Musician, I have found that more often than … Continue reading →

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Or, there and back again …

Posted on November 4, 2002 by John

Dear readers: It has been a long time since my last confession (i.e., entry) … oops, sorry, wrong forum. I am finding it difficult to carve out time to make any sort of meaningful entries in this journal. Perhaps it … Continue reading →

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