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“There is no easy way from the earth to the stars” Seneca

Month: November 2022

The core of things

AsideNovember 30, 2022November 29, 2022 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper12 Comments

Who were you two hundred years ago? Who will you be two hundred years from now? I eat my apple quietly enjoying the colours of the sky, the deepening evening silence I toss the core to the ants that circle beneath the tree After all they need to eat too They circle it greedily, and […]

Keeping the dragon within

AsideNovember 29, 2022November 28, 2022 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper16 Comments

Here within the parameters of me I walk Unable to transform into anyone different At least Overnight Here, with all the experiences which have brought me to who I am Despite discarding as often as I become aware Of self defeating habits and impulses Here, is where all that was has delivered me to Now […]

Wu Wei – The art of not forcing

AsideNovember 28, 2022November 27, 2022 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper18 Comments

All that there is Letting it be Not forcing anything Difficult for a control freak like me I was thinking too much Writing in my head; it had become a wastepaper basket that crinkled with noise every time I turned it Then I came across this video And emptiness settled in It’s peaceful when we […]

Moody skies

AsideNovember 27, 2022February 15, 2024 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper11 Comments

Is it because you said it that I thought it Or was it already in my head? We seem to blend together And I’m not sure where you end I’m absorbent to your moods Though I really don’t want to be I’d rather be a feather, that drifts along the breeze Let the heat blow […]

Human Beings

AsideNovember 26, 2022November 25, 2022 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper15 Comments

She serves my coffeeBlack clad from the boots upLong tanned legsAttitude for milesA pile of tangled hairSherry brown eyesSomething rich buried insideI wish I could inhabit her lifeFor just one dayAnd see what it’s like… *So many people, so many worlds. The waitress yesterday, I loved her style. It wouldn’t suit me at all, plus […]

The Blanket of Blue – lifting the habit of melancholy

AsideNovember 25, 2022November 24, 2022 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper7 Comments

There is a boy in blazer out with his grandmother, sister and mum He looks glum I wonder if he is being bullied at boarding school They sit across from us in the same dining room My mind weaves a story that is all to soon leaving me sad Then I realise that I’m doing […]

Forever Thoughts

AsideNovember 24, 2022November 23, 2022 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper19 Comments

I am walking with Hoge’s There are grain kernels and smashed carcasses of pink and grey galahs all over the bitumen road The grain kernels are scattered from the trucks as they bring in the bumper harvest The galahs are so focused on picking the kernels out of the crevices in the bitumen that they […]

Wild Stars

AsideNovember 23, 2022November 22, 2022 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper24 Comments

Woken in the night Disgruntled I wandered outside to fix the problem Only to look up amazed by the stars that spread overhead from horizon to horizon To describe them is absurd They don’t belong to anything down here on earth Cannot be controlled Even by the mega-wealthy trolls that want to conquer every frontier […]

Flipping Coins – A story of creation and destruction

AsideNovember 22, 2022November 21, 2022 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper47 Comments

The wounds we impose on ourselves psychically can be far more painful and lasting than the ones we physically inflict. I find it interesting that the etymology of the word psychic stems from the latin word psychicus meaning “relating to the soul”. When we wound our psyche we damage our soul. We have all heard […]

Plant Medicine

AsideNovember 21, 2022November 19, 2022 Kate@athousandbitsofpaper13 Comments

I’ve been pottering in my vegetable and herb garden this morning. I find it peaceful and inspiring. The bright green, in different shades and textures, there is some red, some splashes of yellow. My vintage tomato bush is like a pregnant mother; I anxiously watch tiny tomatoes’ clusters change from green to purple. Purple! I […]

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