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Desert-ed Rivers
[writers’ block] It should be, must be there inside it’s shown itself many times in the past sometimes when it was least expected. But lately, it’s gone underground hiding so well that I almost believe it was never really there. But I’ve seen what it created I marvel at those works and wonder where did the ideas come from what creative urge spawned them I search the depths and ask again what is the fountain’s source? At times it is a free-flowing river ideas and words b
Linda Visman
Nov 161 min read


Let Us …
Let us sit together with our stories and mine from them the wisdom of the ages to create peace and understanding between all the peoples of the world. Let us sit together with our hearts open and our minds aware that we were all born in pain, grown in hardship, and forged in the fiery furnace of everyday life. Let us use our shared mitochondrial DNA, a gift from our First Mother, as a glue to bind us in our common heritage and for the sustenance of hope, truth and love.
Linda Visman
Nov 71 min read
Spiderlings
Obeying their genetic code tiny spiderlings launch themselves from the maternal nest, from their safe place and out into the unknown. They fly at the end of gossamer threads putting their fate in autumn breezes or gales to take them to a safe landing where they can make their own home. But there are dangers in this leap of faith. Will they land on a nearby blade of grass a leaf, or in a garden, a tree, on some man-made structure far away? Or will the fickle winds of fat
Linda Visman
Oct 191 min read


Life after Death
Life goes on after death but in a different form the death of every organism opens the possibility of life for others (c) Linda Visman...
Linda Visman
Oct 111 min read


IF...
If… If we live in love: We won’t want to hurt others We want what is best for all and We want what is best for ourselves. We won’t...
Linda Visman
Oct 41 min read


The River of Time
Photo Credit: Marc Zimmer, Unsplash I wonder about you, Time – Do you run like a river? A stream that makes its way through land and...
Linda Visman
Sep 281 min read
Dirty Window
I stare at the window where light reflects back at me see the spots and stains left by blowflies and rain. Behind the glass lies the...
Linda Visman
Sep 201 min read
Laughter Lines
(A Shakespearean sonnet) Those lines upon your face are nothing new; Well-earned are they o’er many years of time. They tell the tale...
Linda Visman
Aug 311 min read
Embrace the Good
I’m sitting in my loungeroom chair Thinking about the world’s indirectness; Reading the paper, trying to understand All about political...
Linda Visman
Aug 191 min read


Old Man Kangaroo
- a Revanche poem - They drive out where the ground is rough, through mulga, scrub and spinifex, past dry creek beds and rocky tors,...
Linda Visman
Aug 121 min read


Spirit of the Forest
You tear me down but you will not destroy me no matter how hard you try – and you do try with all you have but it will not be enough. ...
Linda Visman
Aug 41 min read


Holding Up Traffic
You amble across the road in the middle of town as though you own it. Cars brake, wait in line, people stare and point but you just...
Linda Visman
Jul 271 min read


Pause and Ponder
Who lives here? Welcome to My Poetry Blog! Hello! My name is Linda. I have been a writer in some form for most of my life, with many...
Linda Visman
Jul 191 min read
The Earth Around Us
Can we draw the earth around … The greed this world encourages, that takes from the weak without remorse; The...
Linda Visman
Sep 62 min read


Not the First
I am not the first to rail against the passing of unforgiving Time, the hours and days that fly away so quickly I am not the first to...
Linda Visman
Jul 231 min read


Rays of Light
The newly growing forest is a thicket of green around its mother tree bright and leafy fresh stark contrast to dry-browned branches and...
Linda Visman
Jul 191 min read


Time - Framed
Twelve chimes mark the end of day and the beginning of the next. Although Man’s own construct Time seems almost mystical measuring our...
Linda Visman
Jul 191 min read
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