Tag Archives: Poetry

A Walk with Mary

Posted on April 8, 2009 by randomyriad

Lake Walk Sunlight falls in stripes on the path “The water is high today,” she points. “Look, this is where the children usually stand and play with their dogs.”

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Where Do the Summer People Go?

Posted on April 7, 2009 by randomyriad

A pastel pink pump on a porch where people gather around a heater. Ed comes up guided by a man who lives in the house. Big, slow Ed,  black bearded and gentle, easy with a laugh, slouching from couch to … Continue reading →

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The Unchangling

Posted on March 1, 2009 by randomyriad

I wish I could say anything changed the dawning takes eternity fragments and hurls them toward infinite fleeing stars Everything in motion, nothing changes Matter is vibration, music of particles anything in the soup remains there cooling, coalescing, and dispersing … Continue reading →

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Bringing a Little Wonder Back to my Work

Posted on February 15, 2009 by randomyriad

I have worked in programs that are supportive of the kind of child led learning that I believe in, but often administrators pay lip service to it while piling on pre-written curricula and norm based goals which in my opinion … Continue reading →

Posted in All part of the process, can't really complain but, change, developing relationships, Other peoples words, paying attention, philosophy, poetry, Teaching and Learning, thinking in words, wonder world, working world | Tagged , , , , | 1 Comment

Unwound

Posted on February 14, 2009 by randomyriad

Unwound Darkly tangled in the vines, loops and twists intertwine knotted,  woven, fiber and nerve sharp things, sharps things, cut them out to examine each subtle curve stretch them, stretch them straight dead lines drying in the sun.

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