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| Viewing the Zen Elm Over the Back of a Sorraia Stallion Ravenseyrie Sorraia Mustang Preserve |
Here am I
On The Manitoulin,
An island in Northern Ontario.
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| The Zen Elm |
Here,
Living on a preserve with wild horses,
In rhythm with Nature.
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| Three Ravens in the Zen Elm |
Here,
Mutual support
And admiration -
Husband, horses, elementals.
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| Breakfast at dawn for the wild boys |
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| Late afternoon with some of the wild boys |
Here,
Finding pleasure and sound health
In a way of living that is comparably austere
And difficult.
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| East Bluff Laundromat |
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| From inside looking out |
Here,
Right where I want to be,
Thankful heart and soul,
100 times over.
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| Home |
4 comments:
I love The Zen Elm. Reminds me of a row of trees which I pass when I go to work. There are two smaller birch trees in front, and one larger dark tree behind them. I don't know the name of the larger one. As I pass them, they align in front of each other and they look as if they were one tree.
Flora Erschay, thank you for leaving your thoughts. I know what you mean about how when we are in certain positions it seems as if trees line up in a row, looking as if they were one tree. Always gives me a magical tingle. Special delights like that can be discovered in everyone's world, when not so preoccupied with human matters. Have a wonderful day!
Lynne - can you disclose why you made the choice to live in the way that you do?
"Joan of Arc", here is my answer to your query:
https://ravenseyrie.blogspot.com/2020/04/on-lifestyle-choices-dao.html
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