Your Wild Bones Grow Luminous and Ripe
"When you are 80 years old
Your beauty rises in ways your cells can not imagine now,"
Your beauty rises in ways your cells can not imagine now,"
"And your wild bones grow luminous and ripe"
"After carrying the weight of a passionate life."
Jeannette Encinias
Jeannette Encinias
Dedicated to dear friends ahead of me on this journey of life
who inspire me with their strength and resiliency
in living a passionate life--
Norma Wright, Judi Smith, Karen King, Brandy Carson,
Mary Eaton, and Jeff and Lois Widen.
Mary Eaton, and Jeff and Lois Widen.
Many thanks to Sue Flynn for the barn owl photo,
and to Lee Bryant for passing on Jeannette Encinias' poem.
And of course many thanks to Jeannette Encinias for
sharing her poem with the world.
Some days if I sit quietly and wait,
beauty and wisdom land at my front door.
I always open the door and let it in.
What about you?
Can you feel the luminosity and ripeness
in your wild bones?
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2 comments:
Beautiful! I see my older friends as lighting the way for me, showing me how it's done. My dear friend who was 20 years older died far too young. I could have used her guidance a lot longer. She would have "felt the luminosity and ripeness in her wild bones" at 80.
And we, dear Delightful Jean, must begin to feel the luminosity and ripeness of our wild bones glowing today with increasing intensity as we go forward.
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