Monthly Archives: June 2007

I’m writing about your loss, Dan. A long time ago, when I was in college, and studying chinese painting, there was a teacher, a mentor — and surely, spiritual advisor: Wing Leong, a student of the master, Chiang Yee. And … Continue reading →

There was a day this past week that was the longest day; and it was for me. I started in NYC. (and this is about silence) And I awakened there, sometime around two forty five. This was the timing in … Continue reading →

t h e v o l u t e Every year, when it comes time for my birth day, to day — I think about the numbers, one to the other, and what added summation they might make, to mean. … Continue reading →

From here, there, from there, here. Where does the earth begin, the sky fall, the horizon emerge? Quiet found, that moment newly discovered… quiescent \kwy-ES-uhnt; kwee-\, adjective: Being in a state of repose; at rest; still; inactive. Quiescent derives from … Continue reading →

> First, you are found, then you are lost. Then you find your way again. > Find your heart, your home — the way from one place to another. One, > found. Another path, another way, another mystery. > And … Continue reading →

multifarious \mul-tuh-FAIR-ee-us\ adjective : having or occurring in great variety : diverse : a variegated configuration Dictionary makers have dated the first appearance of “multifarious” in print as 1593 and rightly so but before that time another word similar in … Continue reading →

I was watching a fly — a very large one, wasp-like in character, a derivative and surely protective solution — it became trapped in the studio and buzzed against the window, trying to get out. Using I net, I tried … Continue reading →

In the far Dawn looking down, moon off to the horizon — watching her out there, settling a balance emerges in site, sighted in that time when the day begins to decide what is the nature of this day, quiet … Continue reading →