Tag Archives: polyphony

Polyphonic Seas

Posted on March 6, 2011 by Deborah

So many themes concurrently stream through my thoughts, which in most cases seem located in my head though occasionally their effects affect my body. Last night I was tired and my favorite BBC shows are pre-empted by fund raising. I … Continue reading →

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Gloryoski

Posted on February 15, 2011 by Deborah

My friend Danny Deardorff, founder of the Mythsinger Foundation wrote to tell me this: “I found this on the web for you ‘Gloriosky’ is what Little Orphan Annie cried whenever she had a sudden surprise or revelation.” Glorioski – I … Continue reading →

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Tree Talk

Posted on October 7, 2010 by Deborah

The words below belong to my friend, Jaems, a Druid priest in CA. He replied to my recent post: Words or No  Words. Eloquent, his story, with words of course, which is partly why this is all so funny to … Continue reading →

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Polyphony

Posted on October 5, 2010 by Deborah

Simple illness, the kinds we all succumb to from time to time and from which we emerge in a few days, those simple illnesses give gifts. This cold, for me, gifts me with a day of time and solitude. I’ve … Continue reading →

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