“Luck is the Guest that turned up.” Lesley
From Willi S:
I am borrowing the words of Gary Snyder, which I think are uniquely applicable today. We can all individually decide what he means by WILD. “People often think of art as the most highly cultured, the most disciplined, the most organized of human productions and one that requires a lot of training, but art doesn’t happen unless you let the wild in. Robert Duncan said, ‘To be poetry, it has to have both music and magic.’ And magic is the entry of the wild.” –Gary Snyder
From Lesley M:
the form…hugs me fiercely…comforting and confronting…there’s always some wriggle room though…and I like wriggling
From Kim C:
Prepare / a bowl of tea / by showing up / for your guests / host the whisk and the fukusa / all are friends / in this world
From Chad O:
Held in tea womb / the heart settles in rest / the day ends with cake
From Kim C:
Held by the form / move freely. / We are all friends here.
From Karima F:
riding above the ordinary—magnetism pulls us to this joy —or—that
From Dean:
As we follow the rules of tea / Our plan is interrupted / “Now isn’t that interesting!”
From Randy W: