Category: zen
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Smith & Lady Poems March 2015 – Lady’s #20
Time’s tattered tight like / contained bap of cymbals–
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Smith & Lady Poems March 2015 – #16
Laying flowers side by side on the table / to array the palette of a bouquet, my jackleg fingers / in this matter remembering the words of / Thich Nhat Hanh, “leave space in / between things.”
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Smith & Lady Poem Project for March 2015 – Lady’s #6
Prescribing plucks on a zither in the zone of denoted dust for the genius of my body’s receptors like an engineer pavlovs a fuzzy solution.
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Black History Month Poems – #23
A koto chord splays / like a kiri wood door opening
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Lady Poem January 15, 2015
Body / Rising from bed
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Lady Poem Jan. 11, 2015
Maybe / Lotus found mind,
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SOMETIMES INSIGHT
One side of the knife / and the other, too
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Zen Bone
Zen Bone Two traveling monks come upon well-dressed woman stymied by street run with mud. Old man scoops her up carries her across and silent sets her spotless down. Many quiet miles later the young monk reproaches the old, “You know it is forbidden for us to touch females.” “You still carrying her?” he laughs, […]
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Zen Flesh
Vineopolis Zen Flesh Monk running from tiger climbs down vine over valley hangs high over hard rock below brief respite of is twixt void and abyss when squeak brings his eye to mouse gnawing through vine hungry fur above hard low below despair in his belly he sees one lone strawberry big red and glowing […]
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now & 10 yrz from now
Our corner now, and as Lady envisions it a decade from now: HelloMotherEarth.net.