There’s a Snake, Thoughts by Glenda Taylor
There’s a snake in the Garden of Eden. A fat copperhead. I saw him this morning. And I must not amount to much, because he [...]
Authentic Voice, a poem by Glenda Taylor
Authentic Voice by Glenda Taylor I am a person acquainted with sorrow. Remember that, as I manifest joy. Undivided, the dark and the light, The [...]
A Different Advent
Take a walk with Glenda Taylor at Earthsprings Retreat Center to experience the first hints of the advent of spring. https://youtu.be/AK9t-WYXKx4 To lean [...]
“Prayer,” a poem by Glenda Taylor
Prayer, a Poem by Glenda Taylor Saying the word God is placing a flaming arrow on your tongue. As sacrament, it may be meant [...]
“The Trees Acquire New Dresses,” a poem by Glenda Taylor
The Trees Acquire New Dresses, a poem by Glenda Taylor Once again, as spring begins, the trees acquire new dresses. Floral prints. First the one I call [...]
“Cracks,” a poem by Glenda Taylor
“Cracks,” a poem by Glenda Taylor I. Somehow, perhaps temporarily, I have fallen into one or another of the cracks that can open in Wholeness itself, [...]
“Lightness,” a poem by Glenda Taylor
Lightness, a poem by Glenda Taylor With what feathery lightness do you step, And in such silence, yet surprise me— Scorpion walking on my bare [...]
“Sunset and Evening Star…” by Alfred Tennyson
Our good friend Steve Nash crossed over yesterday out of this form of life. Steve was one of the finest men I’ve ever known, and his [...]
“Who Can Tell…” a Poem by Sufi Mystic Allama Iqbal
Who can tell what miracles Love has in store for us If only we have the courage To become one with It? Everything we think we [...]
“Open Minded Me,” A poem by Glenda Taylor
Open minded me... Well--no, though how often I wish it were so, for I can see the lack, the loss, the tragic end of the [...]
