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It is spring in the south, and the storms are brewing to the west of Atlanta. This is the usual course of events, and over the past years the thunderstorms have brought violent weather, tornadoes, hail and flooding rains. It is Easter in a matter of days, and the weather promises to behave, bringing a gorgeous Easter Sunday morning. I hope so, but the skies right now look menacing enough, and we will have to take the good with the bad.
The picture above is of my front garden last night before dark. Last fall I planted 300 bulbs, of daffodils, tulips and crocus. About 50 tulips have come up, but because they are more a cold weather bulb, they will have to be replanted next fall. Or….I can get in there and dig them up and put them in cold storage. Either way, they make a lovely show in a small part of the front garden.
Happy Easter!
Lady Nyo
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Bhava Yoga
Morning’s roseate sky
Has been blasted away,
Branches now whirligigs
Swirl with a fierce southern wind
As windows rattle in frames.
A tattered umbrella
Shades from a relentless sun.
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I listen to Bhava Yoga
The vibration of Love,
Where imagination meets
Memory in the dark.
Yet surrounding these soothing tones
The world outside this music
Conspires to disrupt, sweep away
Any centered down thought, reflection.
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The fierce wind demands my attention.
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Still, the pulse of Bhava Yoga
Draws me within,
Feeds imagination with memory,
Calls forth something as enduring as the fury outside,
And I feel the pulse of the infinite.
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Our lives are lived in the spheres of
Inside/outside
And we are like birds,
Clinging with dulled claws to
The swaying branches of life.
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Jane Kohut-Bartels
Copyrighted, 2012
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from: “Pitcher of Moon”, 2014, available at Createspace, Amazon.com
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Tags: "Pitcher of Moon", Bhava Yoga, daffodils', Easter, Spring storms, tulips
April 28, 2015 at 10:25 am
I love to see the nature that is near you. Beautiful garden! xx
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April 28, 2015 at 3:09 pm
A LOT O’ Work, TR….and it gets the best of me. This weekend, hubbie and I worked in the front yard for hours and there are still things to be done. We over planted shrubs, roses, etc. years ago and now we are paying the price! LOL!
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