Let the line come in.
Let it pierce through the curtain of darkness.
Let it burst in to eternal warmth and peace.
Let it shine on those unseen in the shadows,
warmth to the heart of those in pain,
and protection for those in need.
2.25.2026
come, stay and let's talk. it's a good day to be alive
Let the line come in.
Let it pierce through the curtain of darkness.
Let it burst in to eternal warmth and peace.
Let it shine on those unseen in the shadows,
warmth to the heart of those in pain,
and protection for those in need.
2.25.2026
Hope, continues, blindedly
in the bright warm sunlight
shining upon the unknown.
If, as the faith goes, clinging on
will shows the way in the end,
would it all be all the more wonderful?
So I think.
Thus I take another step
with a lightened in my heart.
2.24.2026
I wish for the warmth in the morning of winter.
The coolness of a breeze in the late summer afternoon,
and the song in our heart dancing in circles.
Playful talks, roaring laughs, and feeling smiles,
full of hope, we’d march forward.
We’d be ready for what’s to come.
2.23.2026
In quietness, only confidence ensued.
The blue sky, the grey concrete street, and darkened trees remained as they were.
Yet, something fundamental clicked.
All pieces were there already.
I drew in air — and it felt fresh and light.
I knew the trees, the sky, and the street in my memory remained as true
As the trees, the sky, and the street before my eyes.
I knew where the roots lied
and where the leaves are about to blossom.
All was one, and one was all.
2.20.2026
In the cheesehead and breezy air of a spring afternoon,
I see sparks in the bushes at the foot hills of trees.
As if to whisper their delight,
it sways this way and there,
dancing in silence, the magnificent orchestra.
When the darkness sank in,
the spark remained in the eyes a little longer.
2.17.2026
I walked.
I expected the walk to be meaningless,
but then, what is meaningful after all?
Birds chirped, tree branches swayed,
and the clouded floated on a milk blue sky.
I saw a block of fallen tree, a dog barking at a window, and a group of children jostling friendly
(Was it friendly?)
I walked and then talked some more.
All the more my heart felt lighter.
It lightened enough
to carry the weight of the day.
2.15.2026
Sway a little, twist a whistle,
Groove in rhythm, beating a drum.
Bum-da-dum, and here I am.
Dum-da-dum, here we go.
Look into my eyes and see the sky,
glimpse of your soul in the darkest hour,
rising again with a golden sunlight
ever so bright with warmth of delight.
Hum-ho, let’s get going,
Hum-hum-ho, here we go!
2.15.2026
A small free library stood in front of a porch.
Among the jumble of books and drawing books,
I found an old copy of the northern folktale.
The brown pages of the book seemingly glowed
under the sunlight as the sun dipped into the horizon.
In return, I left a book from my own collection
one I had brought from the New England.
In this tiny house of books,
worlds and stories are shared.
2.12.2026
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