poetry intro

      Silhouette at sunset

Two women fly into midnight
defy celebration and dance
    rhythms yet to become
they plunder the gold
     that is their soul
and like the alchemist
     return  to the cauldron
          of possibility
Sweat, skin, sinew, swim
       in the labyrinth of innocence
Flutes play a river of calm tunes
    in an ocean of mystery
Grace, laughter, creation
    In rolled up jeans and sand covered toes
The singing in your spine
     is the celebration of loving
 
        Another woman.

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I find poetry a natural way of expressing what my soul sees and feels. My soul time is predawn. In the predawn silence everything is full of possibility and truth. There is a certain state of grace that lingers at this time. The air is clear and the stars glisten until the light rises and creates an atmosphere with a different vibration that for me entices and embodies the feeling of freedom and creativity.

For the last 19 years, no matter where I have been in the world, I have found predawn is my time to write. I have always found a contained space, usually in a cafe that allows me the freedom of time to let my subconscious rhythms flow. For many years I lived in Sydney, where Hernandez was the place for this morning ritual. Sometimes as early as 4am I would walk, then sit and write - a poem; streams of consciousness; my film script; or any other ideas and be in my world of creative imaginings.

In the next two pages I share a selection of my poems with you. My wish is that they touch some mysterious chord in you as they have in me.

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