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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Moon Walk:
The early riser, In the setting moon’s soft light – Steps into fresh snow. Advertisements
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Tagged Discovering something for the first time, Each morning is a new experience, entering higher level of consciousness, first step in virgin snow, first steps on the moon, freshness, haiku, joy, man on the moon, Michael Jackson, moon, poetry, purity, snow, welcoming the day
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Objective/subjective.
Another interesting quote from the haiku master Matsuo Basho is, ‘the problem with most poetry is that it is either subjective or objective’. At first this seems crazy. Surely it has to be one or the other? But, what he … Continue reading
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Tagged basho, Bashou, concealment, connection, direct experience, Dogen, Dougen, haiku, interbeing, invisibility, mist, moon in water, objectivity, old pond, oneness, poetry, reality, subjectivity, true nature, unnoticed, Zen
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