by lori | Jan 31, 2014 | Poetry, Silly
For all my friends out there celebrating the Day of the Playful Heart this weekend. And a few in particular. You know who you are… The Day of the Playful Heart, A Very Important Poem by Lori Kane There once was a heart so playful It couldn’t fit... by lori | Jan 28, 2014 | Love, Poetry, Silly
this time love came softly in sitting with my broken heart last time she showed up with tea when I was reading she arrives beside fear to demand safe space to fully feel it and I’ve noticed you and I, friend, summon her while playing sharing a game, a... by lori | Jan 23, 2014 | Poetry, Work
Something snapped inside of me. I can only do soul-satisfying work now alone and with people I love I’ve been apprentice to the phenomenon for ten years. And find it has more to do with community support expanding love ceding control appreciating freedom... by lori | Jan 15, 2014 | Here and now, Poetry
The difference between a thing made by woman and a thing found by woman is seen in the impact of neglect. A thing made by woman, a relationship, a child, that unfinished project, thrives with devoted attention. A thing found by woman, a forest, a stone, that driftwood... by lori | Jan 9, 2014 | Getting Lost, Stillness, Wayfinding
I learned something strange and wonderful this winter: How significant a change I feel the need to make in my life has a fairly direct proportional relationship to how many days I’m willing to do nothing to get it. Yes, nothing. There is a time and place for action...