04 Mar 2021
by jeannepoland
in Poetry
Tags: an Ether street, Archangel Haniel, dawn, embrace, Emily Dickinson, faith, God's messages come like the dawn..., I release my idea, quiet, spiritual development, The Writers Almanac

The Writer’s Almanac for Thursday, March 4, 2021
It was a quiet way
by Emily Dickinson
It was a quiet way—
He asked if I was his—
I made no answer of the Tongue
But answer of the Eyes—
And then He bore me on
Before this mortal noise
With swiftness, as of Chariots
And distance, as of Wheels.
This World did drop away
As Acres from the feet
Of one that leaneth from Balloon
Upon an Ether street.
The Gulf behind was not,
The Continents were new—
Eternity it was before
Eternity was due.
No Seasons were to us—
It was not Night nor Morn—
But Sunrise stopped upon the place
And fastened it in Dawn.
“It was a quiet way” by Emily Dickinson.
Public domain.
Hi Jeanne,
Archangel Haniel’s Message For You Today:
“I hear every time you ask for help and I respond. Remember that the help that comes might not be what you asked for but the help always comes in the form that’s for your highest good. You may feel you need something specific in order to achieve happiness but I ask you to have faith that you are always given what you need. If you feel lack right now, try to embrace what is available to you. What is meant to be yours is always there for you, just like I am.”
Your Angel Number For Today:
7 – Today’s number supports you as you continue on your path of spiritual development. Your spiritual wisdom grows when you begin to see that you are always cared for by the divine. Having trust in how your life is unfolding allows you to embrace the mystery of your faith.
Action Steps:
Write down what you ask your guardian angel for each day. Go back over your writings and notice what you’ve received in response to your requests. You’ll see a pattern of things always working out in the best possible way for you.
Affirmation Of The Day:
“As I ask my guardian angel for help in more ways than one, I release my idea of how it should be done.”
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10 Jan 2018
by jeannepoland
in Poetry, solidarity
Tags: a new day on the horizon, Cecil B de Mille award goldenGlobes, dawn, fighting hard, John Stevens, leaders, magnificent women, Oprah Winfrey, phenomenal men, solidarity, take us, the power of calligraphy on red

the power of calligraphy on red
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“I want all of the girls watching here now to know, that a new day is on the horizon. And when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say, ‘me too’ again.” Oprah Winfrey accepts the 2018 Cecil B. de Mille award. #GoldenGlobes
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14 Apr 2017
by jeannepoland
in Poetry, The boy on the mountain trail...
Tags: chipmunks, chorus, crocuses, dawn, drums, Easter parade, photo of 6 year old by Owen Poland, pied-piper, quiets, squirrels, The boy on the mountain trail..., trombones, tweet, vivid spring green, wheel-y punctuated, wood chuck

photo of 6 year old by Owen Poland
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The boy on the mountain trail…
wheel-y punctuated, standing on the mountain bike, breaks through the dawn. Birds tweet a chorus of applause. Squirrels line up to front the parade with their drums. A wood chuck struts his majorette moves! And the chipmunks pump the trombones, whooshing their slides. The green uniforms glitter with spring color pushing the evergreens to a more lustrous vivid spring green.The colors turn brash in the bright light of the Easter parade. Crocuses pop! All else quiets for the ride of the “pied-piper on wheels.”
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26 May 2013
by jeannepoland
in Family
Tags: bleat, dawn, dawn of fawn, deer jigs, fawn, feet, green twigs, jigs, lush bush, nature, sweet digs, teat, twigs

It was
the dawn
of the fawn
A bleat
from feet
to teat
of mom
in bush
of lush
green twigs
sweet digs
deer jigs!
5/26/2013
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08 Feb 2013
by jeannepoland
in Family
Tags: dawn, earth, midnight, minerals, moon, reflecting light, sleep, smile, stars, sunbeams

How dare the day change at Midnight!
Are we not the author of dawn?
The painter of the stars, the guardian of the moon?
Is it we who smile on earth, in sunbeams, at the dawn?
Or are we simply grains of sand reflecting light;
Grinding slowly into earth,
Its precious minerals?
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