Tag Archives: wildness

The Wild Wonder: chant

Posted on February 6, 2017 by John

I am the soft and silent spring that well-oiled, whispers while it winds; I am the scent of somber smoke that wisps its wild way through the wood; I am the gentle grasp of green that in the spring succors … Continue reading →

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Follow

Posted on July 23, 2005 by John

Listen in the dark, and follow where my voice leads on, away, through the woods beyond the hollow where the cheerful sparrows play on into the mist that thickens where the Spanish moss hangs low on the spreading live oak … Continue reading →

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A Path of Wildness

Posted on February 18, 2005 by John

I chose to walk a path of wildness; though these modern city streets are paved and seem to revel in a blindness that believes the urban sprawl has saved us from what nature could remind us: somewhere beneath all this … Continue reading →

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Brando

Posted on July 2, 2004 by John

The last of the icons remaining to us whose methods have become the norm, whose portrait of rebellion created the fuss that pushed us from the eye to the storm and in just a few lines, or gestures, inspired a … Continue reading →

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