Posts Tagged ‘Patrice Clarkson’

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Taking Care

March 5, 2020

Winter Flower ~ Photo by Patrice

Taking care to be enveloped
By love felt in your gentle grasp
Smelling the sweet fragrance
In your breath
As the warmth of your embrace
Takes me to a place
So full of heaven
I never want to leave
Leave this
Your warm embrace.

Hold me til my feet do soar
High in the heavens
No tethers or strings
To keep me trapped
Only love felt in all my bones
With my lips kissed by kindness
I know I’ve found heaven
In this, our love
A love
Only we can know.
~ Patrice

© Patrice Clarkson – 2020

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I Wonder, Wonder Where

March 4, 2020

Hanging Squirrel ~ Photo by Patrice

I wonder, wonder where
The squirrel at the feeder
Came from.

Where the sun was before
It shone in the sky.

When people thought
That they may fly.

What was said when
The mountains fell.

As a earthquake opened up
And shattered the ground.

I wonder, wonder where
The answers can be found.
~ Patrice

© Patrice Clarkson – 2020

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At Last

March 3, 2020

Tree and Dark Sky ~ Photo by Patrice

Terrible times come to past
Seems they last and last
But
The truth is they never last

They come

They leave

At last, at last.
~ Patrice

© Patrice Clarkson – 2020

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I Feel The Wheels Turning

March 2, 2020

Pebbles and Rocks ~ Photo by Patrice

I feel the wheels turning
I know
I’m moving ahead
left behind is the quandary
shall I stay safe
or
go forward instead.

The path is convoluted
many twists and turns ahead
but I know
I feel
It’s the only road I must travel
before I sleep
lay down
rest my weary head.
~ Patrice  

© Patrice Clarkson – 2020

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Sadness Again

February 28, 2020

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Monty ~ Photo by Patrice

Sadness again rears it’s head
As I think of those we’ve lost
Those that are now dead.

Lived lives we did share
Held them close, loved them
But now despair.

Remember

Remember those gone
Not so much with sadness
But rejoicing love forever long.
~ Patrice  

© Patrice Clarkson – 2016

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Anger, Frustration Seems To Be

February 27, 2020

Winter's Road ~ Photo by Patrice

Anger, frustration seems to be
My method of operation
Thinking thoughts bitter
And angry today.

Can’t seem to find the way
Or the answer to my questions
I need
I need them today.

All is a quandary
Just unseen and blind
For me to see
On this day.

Maybe I should step back
Breathing deeply
Maybe, I’ll find answers,
This way.

I won’t be bitter or angry
I’ll find my route, my path
I’ll be on my way.
~ Patrice

© Patrice Clarkson – 2020

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Let Me

February 26, 2020

 

Day Moon ~ Photo by Patrice

Let me hold all that is holy
Feeling the radiance
Flow thru my body
Into the universe
As all is sacred and well.

Let me be part
Of that universe
Feeling those worlds above
While in harmony with
That which is around
And beneath me.

Let me feel these things
And let me just
Be me.
~ Patrice

© Patrice Clarkson – 2020

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I Have Not Seen Anything

February 25, 2020

Study of hands and paint brushes ~ Illustration by Patrice for New Chalice Brushes

I have not seen anything
I’ve looked and looked
But nothing, nothing.

My soul cries
Hoping to hear a answer
A answer for all these tears.

My feet do walk the world over
Treading, walking
Walking to find sacred ground

Where I can lie
Lie next to things that happened
Long ago, so profound.

Is this my journey’s life
A life lived seeking answers
Where answers are not to be found.

I hope, hope this is not
What will be
Will come to be around.
~ Patrice

© Patrice Clarkson – 2020

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Holding On

February 24, 2020

Red Roof Barn ~ Photo by Patrice

Holding on
Holding fast
Letting the world twirl round.

Standing on solid ground
I hold on
Hold on, hold on.
~ Patrice

© Patrice Clarkson – 2020

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I Saw The Earth

February 21, 2020

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Mount St. Helens eruption USGS Photograph taken on May 18, 1980, by Austin Post.

I saw the earth
Come crashing down
Pounding land
I heard the sound.

No one moved
No one gasped a breath
A sound.

When I heard the earth
Come crashing down.
~ Patrice

© Patrice Clarkson – 2016

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