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THE DANCE

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We’ll dance amongst the stars tonight.
Weave webs of shimmering light
Across the clouds our feet will fly
Tripping the light fantastic
 
Singing our songs of hope and love
Our voices filling the air
Silver notes of glistening sound
Making waves of light and joy.
 
From star to star we’ll weave our web
Gleaming strands of golden net
                                                                                       Leaving behind a trail of light
                                                                                       For those who’ll join our dance
                                 
                                                                                       Copyrighted 2012 Marta Moran Bishop


Imagine a place where animals and trees can talk. A place where people are kind to each other and take personal responsibility.
Imagine a place of joy and innocence.


Today, I saw my hawk again. I call it mine because it always seems to show up when I am driving and thinking about the future and where it will take me next.

There it is in front of me. Sometimes it fly's over my car circling or flying nearly into my window, it seems it wants to make sure I know it is there, before it fly's to the front of my car, leading me on. It is as if it is telling me, follow me and you won't get lost.

The Native American's tell us the hawk will lead us between the spirit and the earth. I believe this may be true, life is full of many mysteries. But what I do know is my life is changing, as life always does.

New possibilities are springing up and I am focusing more and more on my inner being. Trying to align myself, center myself and be ready to move toward higher, brighter goals.

I am moving forward with a new purpose and strength. Remembering, the joy of life and creation, the past lessons, and discovering new ways to look at old patterns.

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From left to right: Connella, Dink, and Chrome our kids.