Morning Flight by TFavretto
I hope you are reading this at morning; at the start at least of a new dawning.
Today’s experience is to sit and be in the spaciousness of now – in this present moment.
To allow the moment to have space and peace and an unfurling of its own.
My hope is that you may receive through image and the word and that they may speak to your heart and bring balm to your innermost being.
(Please note: just click the red arrow play button for the recital.)
WILD GEESE recited by Mary Oliver poet
She invites you into this poem with the words –
“You do not have to be good,
You do not have to walk on your knees for one hundred miles in the desert repenting”…
and she draws towards her conclusion with –
“whoever you are, no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination …..
Mary Oliver is a highly acclaimed and prolific American Poet who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1984 for her work “American Primitive” and in 1992 won the National Book Award for Poetry. Wild Geese is one of her most popular poems, as is The Journey, both included in her book “Dream Work” published in 1986. Atlantic Monthly Press. N.Y
The poem by “Wild Geese” is recited by Mary Oliver is the end of an interview in the “On Being” broadcast.
A list of her books, poems and biographical information are readily available. An overview may be found at – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Oliver
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