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On Letting Go
Seems easier to linger In the abiding hug of warmth and comfort Of a space so welcome, so familiar and dear Than to release a hold forged deep in my heart Nourished by sustenance of Soul Yet life’s gentle nudge cannot be denied Nor my faith in that which I cannot see Of destiny unfolding So I thank All That Is for what has been As I follow my path into a misty horizon Answering a faint yet steady call To feel the hug Of something new Becoming © 2025 Gail Barrie Dearest Huggers, With my heart overflowing, I thank you for your loving presence in this Barrie sister…
December Haiku Hug
inside quiet mind lives a luminous knowing where love shows the way © 2024 Gail Barrie
November Haiku Hug
release and relax as unseen waves of faith merge into oneness © 2024 Gail Barrie
October Haiku Hug
explore new vistas take knowing beyond the known sensing all that is ©2024 Gail Barrie
For My Sister…. On Completing Your Year Of Firsts
a year ago you didn’t know who you would become in the void of his presence you walked to the edge of the River of Grief and surrendered your world into her sweeping flow where once you were the little…
September Haiku Hug
Engaging moments Fashioned with lighthearted zeal Where frisky meets fun © 2024 Gail Barrie
Limitless
One hundred eighty-six thousand Miles per second Is the speed of light In a vacuum. Says Einstein, Nothing can move faster. It is the cosmic speed limit. But, I ask, what is the speed of consciousness? Surely entanglement Knows no…
August Haiku Hug (slightly delayed)
Beats of muses hearts Holy gifts of fruitful fire Shaping what is now © 2024 Gail Barrie
July Haiku Hug…. (slightly delayed)
Essence sensation Captivating attention Touches felt deeply © 2024 Gail Barrie
The Singing Bowl
The mystery is safe (and sound), A song that’s made by circling round, Expanding out beyond the ring Unseen yet clearly lingering. When mental busy-ness has ceased, With inner peace the tone’s released. With deepened breath the hands learn much…
Gift of Haiku
Finding fewer words A thoughtful quest to linger In what feels most true ©2024 Gail Barrie
