
The animals have let themselves be seen.
Gentle deer in a line crossing the river
Watching out for each other…..
( that is the kind of care I need.)
Busy squirrel too… ready for change
( a reminder to plan ahead but not go nuts)
And what of the macho fox prancing
With his thick tail so fine, completely confident
Suggesting that We Can do It
( whatever that personally means to you)
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It’s January 10th and the sun
Is noticeably more available
And we instinctively return from the underworld.
“The Navajo have no word for death
But call it- Adin
Which means “no longer available”
It’s a better description
because we’re still somewhere
We don’t just disappear”
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Quote from a novel…..
In a Town Called Paradox
A good read!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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I like the Navajo approach/ word “Adin”. It resonates with me.
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Hi Deirdre,
Thank you for your comment- I know- Adin— no longer Available! Let’s share a cup of tea when the bite of winter lets go or maybe while we are still in it! love Sally
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