"Was is not real. It has passed in the night."
A Clear and Sustainable
Appreciation of Reality
Was is not real.
It passed in the night and
Transformed itself into
That which is now.
Now is what we have.
It has grown from many
Nights of passings,
From fading away to
Transfiguration, to
Existence.
It has become what we know
And what we can trust.
It has become
Our everlasting.
That is what our love is,
That is what our life is,
Not was.
Earlene Grey- Susan Patterson
04-2012
Audio and Author Comment--
This poem presents considerations of the here and now. If I were to say anymore, it would influence the reader's thoughts. Goodness, I wouldn't want to do that. Truly. 😊 skp
The Old is Becoming the Hot New Fad
Susan Patterson enjoying a cuppa. Tea is back in popularity and you can join in on the fun. When you are having a tea party, why not ask Susan Patterson to join you and give a Tea Talk.
Susan, an authority on tea, will present “Tea Talk- History, Facts and Poetry of Tea”. This is a very special opportunity you will not want to miss. You may come with questions about tea and its many benefits. Then plan to be mesmerized with some of the most enthralling poetry you will find.
Susan Patterson, poet and weekly guest on the worldwide pod cast, Radio Kidderminster, has a devoted and universal audience. You will find her work uplifting wisdom concealed in simplicity. It has been said, “She is a modern voice in the herritage of Emily Dickinson.”
For information, call 503.655.2809 or email Susan at Susan@EarleneGrey.com
Susan, an authority on tea, will present “Tea Talk- History, Facts and Poetry of Tea”. This is a very special opportunity you will not want to miss. You may come with questions about tea and its many benefits. Then plan to be mesmerized with some of the most enthralling poetry you will find.
Susan Patterson, poet and weekly guest on the worldwide pod cast, Radio Kidderminster, has a devoted and universal audience. You will find her work uplifting wisdom concealed in simplicity. It has been said, “She is a modern voice in the herritage of Emily Dickinson.”
For information, call 503.655.2809 or email Susan at Susan@EarleneGrey.com
▶ God doesn't keep track of time. He 's too busy keeping track of us. Earlene Grey
Mt. Hood in Oregon. This is a favorite picture. It is late summer and there is a touch of snow, but now many of us are waiting for the time when the mountain is completely covered with white wonder.
Cheery-bye! skp
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