The Oracle is full of wisdom, as always.
I love moonclouds. And your painting, which looks full of life in nature.
You got my river–I’ve been trying to decide if I want to walk into the wind there. 🙂
This poem really speaks. I just to my brother (on the phone) I chose this rental because I was between a rock and a hard place. I don’t like it here but need to learn from your poem and see it as a fertile place where I will seed a happier future for myself.
I love the last three lines. All due respect to the Oracle, though, I’m giving you all the credit, Kerfe. I will feel differently about the rock and the hard place now. Hope has entered the picture. The artwork is also really beautiful.
Thanks Aletha. The thing is, I would never have come up with those lines without the Oracle. It’s always an interaction between. But She’s onto something.
The art is amazing and I love the color and motion! The poem is great – I can relate to trying to grow when shoved between that rock and the hard place!
K. 
The Oracle is full of wisdom, as always.
I love moonclouds. And your painting, which looks full of life in nature.
You got my river–I’ve been trying to decide if I want to walk into the wind there. 🙂
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Thanks Merril. I think the river wind is calling.
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You’re welcome. It’s getting blustery!
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We have a lot of similar images in your first stanza. The last three lines are for you. Enigmatic as usual.
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That’s true Jane. She always leaves me in mystery.
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She does. I keep thinking about that seed and wondering if it’s the kind of seed that needs to be battered before it sets.
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I’m not sure of the answer to that either.
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Some questions don’t have answers.
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I often feel that your magnetic poems sound like magic spells, Kerfe – this one is no exception!
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David
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Thanks David. They are always words I would not put together on my own.
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brief but awesomely profound, love it!
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Thanks Kate.
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Even in the toughest of situations, hope can grow!
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That’s true Ingrid. Something to remember.
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This poem really speaks. I just to my brother (on the phone) I chose this rental because I was between a rock and a hard place. I don’t like it here but need to learn from your poem and see it as a fertile place where I will seed a happier future for myself.
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Thanks Suzanne. I’ve had to learn this myself, although I never had words for it before. No matter where we are, we can plant seeds.
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I’ll keep that idea as a motto for the coming year. 🙂
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I love the last three lines. All due respect to the Oracle, though, I’m giving you all the credit, Kerfe. I will feel differently about the rock and the hard place now. Hope has entered the picture. The artwork is also really beautiful.
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Thanks Aletha. The thing is, I would never have come up with those lines without the Oracle. It’s always an interaction between. But She’s onto something.
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The art is amazing and I love the color and motion! The poem is great – I can relate to trying to grow when shoved between that rock and the hard place!
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I think we all can. Thanks Muri.
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❤ ❤ ❤
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Those last three lines are powerful, Kerfe.
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Thanks Robbie.
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Wonderful art and such deep thoughts, Kerfe. Thank you!
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Thank you for reading Susi.
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My pleasure! 🙂
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