

I woke up this morning thinking of Sue Vincent. The words the Oracle gave me reflect that. She must have been in my dream, although all I remember is the ending which had snow and bright yellow dogs.
The art I was drawn to when looking through the archives for something to illustrate the words was also done for Sue’s prompts.

almost like light
this dusky song
a gentle color
of secret sound
murmured by roots and rain
how to follow
through beneath beside
ask the ancient path
to walk with you
How lovely. I was thinking of Sue this morning as well and that last stanza is perfect for what came through.
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Thanks Alethea. Yes, she definitely had a hand in those lines.
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I love that topmost image, Kerfe – always like it when you embroider on/through your paintings.
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Thanks Phil. Stitching is always meditative for me.
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Hi Kerfe, a beautiful poem. It is odd that you should have thought of Sue this morning as she was on my mind earlier today too. I have a number of her books as paperbacks on my shelf. I do miss her.
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Thanks Robbie. I miss her too. She seems to have been on many minds today.
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This is so lovely, Kerfe, a gentle remembrance. You’re right that we had similar thoughts. I wasn’t thinking of Sue, but I think I may have dreamt of my parents. I really love the art, too. The first one especially because the colors make me think of a sunrise over water–and birds in flight.
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Thanks Merril. Maybe it’s all the fog, but the veil seems very permeable right now.
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Yes, it’s strange.
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The last couplet is exactly what Sue would have done. I’m sure she’s walking it now, perhaps with the man I can see in the centre of the second painting.
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It is. I think she’s always been walking it.
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It was her life.
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This is like a path that weaves through the senses with beauty.
I thought of Sue this morning, when I read about a newly discovered (it had been buried over the years) stone circle near Cornwall, thinking how pleased Sue would be to have it in her own backyard.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/may/19/rare-stone-circle-found-castilly-henge-prehistoric-ritual-site-cornwall
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Yes she would have loved that discovery. It seems Sue has visited many of us today. That makes me smile.
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This is lovely. How wonderful to be remembered like this.
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Sue is still with us I think.
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Friends who touch are lives, stay with us forever.
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