The mind itself is not the problem. How
we use it is.
Who and what
does it
serve?
JDG
The mind itself is not the problem. How
we use it is.
Who and what
does it
serve?
JDG
We come to the end
of our knowing and a strange
new world awaits us.
Some say go forward; some say
go back. How do we decide?
I showed myself I
cared this Valentine’s Day by
gently working out.
JDG
This Valentine’s Day
I’m breathing in loneliness
and breathing out connection.
JDG
Another gray day,
but not for me. Exercise
came and rescued me.
JDG
The pond rises slowly, bit by bit, ’til
it can contain
not one drop
more. We
can
be
like this
too, taking
on more than we
can hold. I’m hoping for a gentle spill.
JDG
The delayed school day
was an opportunity
for me to work out.
Both the kids and I give thanks
for a more leisurely start.
JDG
I wanted to share this honest and beautiful poem by Kunal Thakore.
Each time the rain stops,
the birds fill the air with song.
I listen and learn.
Let the rain have its full beat
and, in time, I’ll have mine too.
JDG
Each of us must find
a way that works for us.
Stange as it may seem,
writing a poem each time
I do my exercise
holds me to the task.
JDG