Asking yourself, even the most mundane question, is like throwing the I Ching - Barry Denny
Larry Robinson
Lrobpoet at sonic.net
Sun Dec 30 07:48:37 PST 2018
Asking yourself, even the most mundane question, is like throwing the I Ching
The retreat is noisy
I walk downhill
towards the labyrinth and beseech the path
five times:
Tell me how an old man reaches
his authentic self?
Silently the path replies:
Your terrain is rocky.
One plods and plods,
sleeps and then plods some more.
Avoid fallen branches, but be sure
to gaze skyward through the leafless trees
way beyond the moon--
where trickster and saint
embrace in contentious paradox.
- Barry Denny
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