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The Dream Remembered

  • Mar 22
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jun 20

In a blink’s soft hush,


,time stacks upon time;


the world keeps turning,


never pausing on a dime.


What rises like breath


will settle like rain


,and all that was lost


remembers its name.


So don’t fear the falling


of long-woven truths;


leaves drop their stories


to green tender shoots.

A macro photograph of a pink flower bud opening as a radiant prism of light breaks across the stem, serving as a visual invocation for creative and intricate minds.

Now is the hour


to sketch out the new


—by moon-drift and morning,


let wonder lead you.


Come one, come all,


you laborers of Love


—Empathic kinfolk,


Nature’s beloved.


Come Artists and Healers


with soul-lanterns aglow,


Teachers and Builders


—our root work below.


Come Growers and Gatherers


,the Earth’s open hands,


Archivists, Researchers,


keepers of lands.


Come Dreamers and Thinkers,


Those sideways of mind,


Inventors of futures


that heal humankind.


Come Guardians of balance


,the watchful, the wise


—the heart of the forest


,the stars in our skies.


Gather your voices


,let wonder be law;


from soil to starlight


,our weaving is one.


What’s planted in shadow


will rise with the sun;


the wind bears a whisper


—the work has begun.


The dawn is approaching,


its breath on the blue;


the dream has remembered


,and she’s singing through you.



Until the next turning of the quill ~ Casie


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