Fresh Ground
MY RECENT POSTS
- Last rights
April 02, 2010 02:16PM - A Call to Conscience
March 29, 2010 11:52PM - an open letter to Congressman
Dennis Kucinich
March 24, 2010 05:38PM - the Equinox
March 21, 2010 12:48PM - Created for Love
February 10, 2010 09:02PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “I should have posted
this with pictures of puppies
and
kittens.”
July 14, 2010 10:35PM - “I should have posted
this with pictures of puppies
and
kittens.”
July 14, 2010 10:35PM - “a nice departure...
thanx, Gary”
June 27, 2010 10:11PM - “How about "I love you,
honey"...because most of us
are aware
of that
fa…”
June 23, 2010 12:45PM - “Thank you deeply, every
one who commented, and those
who
rated and for someone
re…”
June 22, 2010 07:57PM
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Last rights
I see it
with my Eyes closed
almost Home
No matter who
or how old or bent,
we can always see the child within
who yearns for all
that might have been
Promises… Read full post »
A Call to Conscience
I am me / and you are me / and I am you / and we are we /and we are all together.
These days, in ever less and less subtle ways, the independent man has become an enemy of the state. It is… Read full post »
an open letter to Congressman Dennis Kucinich
after he sent me more spam, telling me almost tearfully how he struggled so with the vote to pass the health care legislation, calling himself 'the last man standing.' The American flag waves in the background of the banner, proclaiming him 'America's most courageous congressman,' and he may b… Read full post »
the Equinox
Created for Love
when fire was our only light
seven lifetimes
times seven
plus a gross
and add eleven
with an indeterminate time;
devoted like a monk, alone
passed like aeons
to atone
the forbidding ache
of wanting you.
Because we have a choice
Little do we comprehend, let alone acknowledge that we are surrounded by angels... Every person is an incarnation of the divine breath of God. When you see someone else, you are seeing yourself in another incarnation. So be happy, be kind; and be loving. Read full post »
Too late for Haiti
I say to you today, my friends, that in spite of the difficulties and frustrations of the moment,
I still have a dream.
Too late
It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream.
We Cry Out… Read full post »
Joy to the Earth
Haven't seen you in awhile to talk actually with you. I hope the holidays are good to you. I'm still living with my co-dysfunctional friends at the farm, and the only one of us spending time with family this year is André. He's taking care of his Dad, who's… Read full post »
A Whiter Shade of Black Friday
Let's celebrate this season for what it truly represents, and forgo the knee jerk shopping and traffic jams and the mad rush and flu bugs and toxic breakdowns and stock market crashes.
Let's all get together now in joyous community; and eat yummy Tday leftovers, play without having to win,… Read full post »
a post
...that is warm and loving and sweetly uplifting; because I need that so very much. I'm so tired of the healthcare debate and the financial conundrum and the miserable, emotionally sodden trainwreck of gloom 'n doom. On so many levels I attract such positive energy and so many fine, mega talented… Read full post »
Fugg ‘em
I recently requested that my bank take Verizon Wireless off an auto debit plan. I’m not too happy with Verizon, because my cell phone died again. I paid $200 for this phone and I already had to replace it once, for the same reason. It wouldn’t charge. The replaceme… Read full post »
In Honor of Indigenous People’s Day
A Declaration of Sovereignty
Today I walked into Chase Bank in Boulder, Colorado and stood in line, intending to cash a check. It was written by one of their own patrons who has a business account with Chase Bank; but when I got to the teller I was told I could not cash the check… Read full post »
Demublicans and Republicrats
There is an aisle in the middle of Congress…
We recently lost Teddy Kennedy, one of the liberal lefts' most powerful and consistent champions, and amongst the many warmly evocative eulogies, someone (I think it was Zuma) posted the text of Teddy’s famous speech given at the 1980… Read full post »
Idiocy surrounds and nurtures us
The health care debate rages on, and the conservative right never ceases to amaze me with their idiotic and bigoted statements about a social issue that was solved decades ago by poorer, ‘less advanced,’ less developed, supposedly less progressive countries who enjoy national universal he… Read full post »
Musings from before and after the famous Las Vegas peepshow
...with special bonus track by Hot Rize.
It didn't end with Red Knuckles and the Trailblazers.
They were the second to last act at the Rocky Grass festival in Lyons, Colorado this past weekend. They were also the final act. That is
… Read full post »Fifteen Books in Fifteen Minutes
Here's an interesting little diversion from the status quo. List fifteen books you've read that had an impact on you and will always stick with you. List the first fifteen you can recall in no more than 15 minutes. In my case, the titles came pouring out, and more and more… Read full post »
A Belated (non) Haiku Thursday with implied nudity
Some presume
because I am nomadic
that I’ve always been.
Some think I am a congenital vagabond
and therefore suspect;
a bohemian;
incapable of relationship.
Some don’t know what bohemian really is.
They use the word like… Read full post »
A Place in the Garden
When Pigs Fly, chapter 1
When Pigs Fly, Prologue
Prologue: Saturday July 31, 2004
Fenway Park, Boston, MA. 3 AM dead in the middle of the night
Who’s yer Daddy?
… Read full post »We are all One
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A Healing Balm
I would like to expand upon the ongoing discussion involving sexual abuse and inequality. There is a lot of healing going on here, and ultimately that is what needs to happen. Little is accomplished with nasty remarks or a conscious will to throw our bitterness at one another. … Read full post »
Heads in a box
We are so connected by our cell phones and Blackberrys and keyboards;
I wonder if we can live without them.
I wonder
at the spectacle of three people walking together,
side by side down the sidewalk,
and each of them is… Read full post »
The national flower of Afghanistan
Najibullah was riding a motorbike on a tree-lined village road just outside the bazaar in Pul-e-Sayad when he saw the suicide attacker in a white Toyota Corolla speeding in the opposite direction. "He was young, bearded man, wearing a white cap," 22-year-old Najibullah said. "He slowed do/… Read full post »
Dynomyte's Favorites
Updates
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Tennessee's Answer to Alvin Greene
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Week In Mis-Review And Brain Fresh
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How to Cheat on the Mini-Mental Status Exam
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My Brother, Dave Tomlinson, Replaces Legend: Tommy Larscheid
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My Mad Men Days with Chelsea Clinton's New In-Laws
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Ode to Paul Carroll
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Oh No! People Might Read This!
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Head on Horizon: Redux (a re-telling)
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