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The river water

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The river water

runs high and fast.

Unknown depths,

cloudy murk obscuring

what is usually

so clear.

The season

is changing.

The high tide

lifts debris that has

been stuck since the last

spring storms

and carries it away.

In the run-off and rain

new biodiversity are

introduced, seeds from

places never seen here

downstream.

The land alters under

the authority of this new flow

the landscape – forever changed.

Not better, not worse, but new.

Talitha Fraser

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A few of my faves from the exhibition:

  1. Stories of the Sea Kathryn McGovern
  2. Home from the Sea Bill Nix
  3. Rift in the Heavens #2 Gabrielle Courtenay
  4. Eternal  John Orlando Birt
  5. Calling the Watch Ian Hansen

Ten stolen minutes

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Ten stolen minutes

to say

to see

all there is to see

all there is to say

all there is to be

to breathe

take ten minutes

and breathe

 

 

 

 

Talitha Fraser

The water laps

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The water laps
soothing the disquiet
of all things unknown.
There are larger,
cycles and tides…
rhythms at work…
you will not ever
know the music to.
But you might,
if you are still,
hear an echo.

Talitha Fraser

taking a macro break

ssh…

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ssh… ssh… ssh…
the sea soothes
ssh… ssh… ssh…
the sea moves
ssh… ssh… ssh…
the moving sea soothes
ssh… ssh… ssh…
the soothing sea moves
ssh…
ssh…
ssh…

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Sacred solitude

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the river
invites you
not to be
anywhere
but here

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yellow pollen blossoms
seeds and pods
spring blooming
all along the riverbank
spring
and blooming

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quack says the duck
quack at once mournful
and warning
a calling or a sending
listen…
quack says the duck
quack at once guarding
and guiding
a calling or a sending
listen…

 

Talitha Fraser

It is

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It is so beautiful here.

Beauty seen.

If you choose the

time and inclination

to see it.

Talitha Fraser