Expanding Love

 
(Fragile Thread-  my digital music composition)
 
Expanding Love
 
Personal love is like a shepherd’s fold
where family and friends are gathered in.
Universal love has no limits to hold
or bar, for then all life is kin.
 
January, 1992
 

China Risen, Egypt Reborn

 
(Every Winter Ends With Spring-  my digital music composition)
 
China Risen, Egypt Reborn
 
I was a loving Lady Wu,
and a starving peasant too.
Like Osiris, I was torn
Hypatia, and Hatshepsut reborn.
Percy Bysshe Shelley was my name,
and Aeschylus of Grecian fame.
Of course, haha, I could be wrong.
Now to fair Canada I belong,
and to Earth and beyond—
expressing Life again for which I longed
as an evolving soul in the Milky Way…
creating roles in God’s Great Play.
 
January, 2006
 

The Eternal Bridge

 
(Still Silence-  my digital music composition)
 
The Eternal Bridge
I am the Love—Wisdom Bridge
here to unite your heart, soul, and mind.
As an ancient and modern link
crossed by saints and sages
throughout Earth’s Ages,
you’ll always find
I begin in goodwill
and end in peace.
My path is the path of freedom
and the place where fears are released.
I am the Love—Wisdom Bridge
of real-izing connections.
we are all one—
 
November, 2001 revised May, 2004 January, 2006
 
 

Dona’s Smile

 
(Peace Project-  my digital music composition)
 
Dona’s Smile
 
Dona braves strange lands
with quiet dignity and friendly warmth.
She’s a fast learner, observing first
political arrangements and hierarchical forms
that govern the local landscapes
where she lives and works.
Then, with the ease of a seasoned traveler,
she maps out her self-determined way.
Dona has the adaptive nature of a chameleon,
and the instinctive wisdom of a bird of prey.
Her calming voice reveals the patience
and charms of a purring cat.
What is the secret in her wide, knowing smile?
She’s just passing through, as are we all.
 
February, 1999 revised April, 2004
 

Floral Treasures

 
(Nature-  my digital music composition)
 
Floral Treasures
 
Beauty blooms in floral arts,
bringing pleasure to our hearts,
stirring wonder and delight
in these most delicate jewels of worth—
the flowers and foliage of our Earth.
 
June, 1992