photo by Bev Edwards
It was near dark on the Suffolk Stour when the big momma pike took my little jerk
bait. A ten minute struggle ensued and this fine fish was on the
landing mat and then quickly back in the depths of the weir pool from
where she had come. I can hear a choir in my head as I stand shaking
at the waters edge. They are singing the chorus to Our Daily Bread,
the theme song for our show in Upholland. Yes I do hear music in my
head some times and yes it might be part of a dysfunctional cerebral
process. Milliband drones on about what the Westminster gang will do
as a response to nearly losing Scotland in the Scotland referendum.
Sounds like a very poorly programmed replicant/droid chewing marbles.
The lights go out on pathway 5 but a light goes on in the mind of a
teacher coming to terms with needs of a beautiful boy child with autism.
My great friend sends Reiki vibes to the poorly and poorly serviced
and I can feel the waves that touch my need.
An Irish road builder once told me – Life is hard if you don't weaken. So I acquiesce, I give in to the ministrations of an ex national and European Karate champion as she works her magic osteopathy on my aching body. Life is good and I am ready. I know that some thing special is about to happen. Though I do not know the nature of it, I know it is a good thing.
I was sleeping in a Yurt some nights ago. It was wonderful. I closed my eyes and drifted off to the Mongolian Tundra where I watched a man string a bow against the curve he had fashioned to double it's power. He is a warrior who before a battle would be given a clean pure silk shirt to wear. A barbed arrow piercing his leather armour would be wrapped in the silk and easily removed from the wound. The Yurt is hot like a sauna as the wood burning stove shows off. A little less wood next time I think.
An Irish road builder once told me – Life is hard if you don't weaken. So I acquiesce, I give in to the ministrations of an ex national and European Karate champion as she works her magic osteopathy on my aching body. Life is good and I am ready. I know that some thing special is about to happen. Though I do not know the nature of it, I know it is a good thing.
I was sleeping in a Yurt some nights ago. It was wonderful. I closed my eyes and drifted off to the Mongolian Tundra where I watched a man string a bow against the curve he had fashioned to double it's power. He is a warrior who before a battle would be given a clean pure silk shirt to wear. A barbed arrow piercing his leather armour would be wrapped in the silk and easily removed from the wound. The Yurt is hot like a sauna as the wood burning stove shows off. A little less wood next time I think.
In a
real world department of the Instantainium a little girl rolls across
“the Lilly Pad” wrapped in its warm and soft fold as it moves to
accommodate her every movement. As she stretches and flexes soft
lights are triggered and sweet ambient music follows her efforts to
gain control of her body. She is learning to make happen what to
others comes as a package with their body, software ready to go, and
is mostly taken for granted. My new friend Tim looks on smiling. He
gets it.The
little girl makes joyous sounds like angels breath as she develops
her own path ways to personal achievement.
Some
where a little sickly roach is making a lot of noise as it tries to
turn itself the right way up. Shhh! Says the little girl. The big
momma pike has already heard the pathetic splish sploshing and the
little fish disappears behind seventy backwards facing teeth. The
little girl gets it and she joins in with the pike's after dinner
sing song.
Over
the past days bits of songs come in small mini sets. They all sound
similar and I like the consistency. Each drafted lyric calls me to
make it count. We'll turn the lights on. We know right from wrong. No
one is stronger than we. I have renewed and increasing faith in what
we can do together and this will be demonstrated to the max in the
church in Upholland on the 3rd of October. Time is at the
gallop and the next week or so will see the last couple of rehearsals
for myself and the guys. All will be revealed in Our Daily Bread.
I hope
you can be there. I have decided to keep some “walk up” tickets
back for those unable or unwilling to buy on line and those who don't
live in the Wigan area. These will be available at the church.
I can
hear the choir again. In the choir there is a Russian speaking Polish woman
and we shall duet in new language and we shall sweet noise make for
pikey, Tim, the little girl and all.
peace