Mark M. Redfearn
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Jan
14
Pilgrim on the way,
ponder how your path would change
if no north wind blew.
Jan
13
Though the north wind blows
and you cannot see the path,
your feet know the way.
Jan
11
In my eagerness
to reach the winter mountains,
my feet miss the way.
Jan
4
A little more light—
two weeks after the solstice
a new way appears.
Dec
18
A little boy weeps—
the snowstorm that was coming
heads another way.
Dec
17
Days before Christmas,
the way of my pilgrimage
stays hidden from me.
Dec
14
Winter pilgrimage—
I walk the way before me
by faith, not by sight.
Nov
30
Last night of the month—
by the waxing crescent moon
I make my way home.
Nov
11
With each song you sing
you teach me thanksgiving’s way,
little brown sparrow.
Oct
27
On a mountain path
no wider than a child’s foot
Autumn picks her way.
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