A Full Moon Ago

During the last full moon, I was in the high elevations of the Altai Mountains in Siberia, Russia. I was, at that point travelling completely solo in a nomadic part of the world. The “towns” would be more aptly described as camps. The only thing familiar to me was the light of the moon…it was grounding and comforting to see the light orb rise over the jagged edges of the mountain ridge.

Now home, in Seattle I’ve witnessed the waxing of this new moon. The magnetic force of the moon’s pull tugs on my gaze each night. I feel a warm peace flow through my body. It is my daily reminder that the force of gravity which keeps Mother Earth tethered to the Moon is monumental and stronger than any technology we tether ourselves to. After unplugging from this artificial web this evening, I will tune into the almost full moon and follow the light. I’d like to share this poem:

Siberian Moon

At first glance, electricity shoots through my veins.

On impulse, I reach towards the sky.

My eyes snap shut, purple imprints dance upon my eyes.

I take a deep breath, moist air makes my mind blind.

My head is floating, sensation takes over.

I fly.

Krystal Light

Krystal Light

One fortuitous sun-up in May, I awoke midday. I wandered through a park... until it was dark. Passed by this fellow named Pete, it was fate that we should meet. I'm a writer with a voice, we all have that choice.... Shifting Circles allows us all to share... for mother earth, everyone should care. I have a story, long and deep, but it is the future we need to reap.

This Post Has 4 Comments

  1. Peter

    Physically, Kelly now is existing back on this continent. That is about the only statement I dare make about the spirit adventuring modern day Marco Polo.

    1. Kathy

      What a neat arctlie. I had no inkling.

  2. best stud finders

    That’s pretty exciting news and I really hope more people get to read this.

    1. Tawny

      Wham bam thank you, ma’am, my questions are asnwreed!

Comments are closed.