Yoga Poetry - Not Rare But Precious

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Yoga Poetry
Not Rare But Precious
Think of what’s not rare but precious. ~ Ruth Gendler The gift of light. Of dark. The squeaky swing set that’s really a blue jay searching for love and gravity. What tells you to lie down. Why standing back up each morning is precious as breath or clouds splintering into rain dissolving the drought. The horizontal day that turns into the vertical night, the stubble on the path between the furrows of labor, hope, and need. Any curve wheeling toward the horizon, all the dreams of finding your house has extra rooms, the ease of a broken love suddenly making sense, the return of a lost locket from childhood, and in it, your grandfather’s face. Waking this afternoon to thunder, the smell of rain.
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