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Rumbling | indoketut

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Life adventures and poetry. September 18, 2014. Muffled by the damp dew of morning. A rumbling din rolls in. Like a rising ocean. Endowed with holy energy. Lurking in the highlands. Veiling the oracle’s message. In a sacramental scavenger hunt. My songs of apology? Your gaze penetrates my bosom. From two into one. And trumpeting mumbo jumbo. The vibration of heavy-footed supplication. Summons me to my vigil. With just one breath. She fondles, hugs and embraces. With her wrinkled trunk. Liked by 1 person.

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March | 2015 | The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington

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The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington. Archive for March, 2015. March 1st First Anniversary of that Rainy Trip to the Dog Shelter on. March 1, 2015. Rules for Eating Pistachios–Published in Volume 9 of A Year in INK. What to Do with Nine Twelfths–Accepted in San Diego Writers, Ink: A Year In Ink, Anthology, Volume 8, 2015. Father’s Other Lover–Accepted to 2016 San Diego Poetry Annual. At a University Poetry Reading–Accepted to 2016 San Diego Poetry Annual. On Rules for Eating Pistachios….

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Poetry | The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington

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The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington. Posts from the ‘Poetry’ Category. Rules for Eating Pistachios–Published in Volume 9 of A Year in INK on. June 11, 2016. What to Do with Nine Twelfths–Accepted in San Diego Writers, Ink: A Year In Ink, Anthology, Volume 8, 2015 on. April 12, 2016. Father’s Other Lover–Accepted to 2016 San Diego Poetry Annual on. February 23, 2016. With Gratitude to Steve Kowit, 1938-2015 on. April 12, 2015. Mom is Dying Accepted to San Diego Poetry Annual 2015 on. April 7, 2015.

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Take Me Home | indoketut

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Life adventures and poetry. August 19, 2014. Our guide, Made Surya, a Balinese healer, tour organizer and translator, met us at the airport. His articulation, complexion and mannerisms reminded me of my father. It was the way his eyes penetrated our gazes, the way he acknowledged us with a tilt of the head and slight bow at the waist, and the look of mischief as he motioned to us, Come, follow me to paradise! No thanks, I responded, I’ll follow myself to paradise. Ah, that is very Hindu, he said. This is...

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Mom is Dying––Accepted to San Diego Poetry Annual 2015 | The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington

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The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington. San Diego Poetry Annual. Mom is Dying Accepted to San Diego Poetry Annual 2015. April 7, 2015. I know what I am doing. Grabbing cottony hunks of electrons. Stuffing them in my ears, my eyes. I was going to meditate. I was going to do yoga. I turned on the computer. Holding the mouse, my hand aches. The opiate of FaceBook. Doesn’t really erase the pain. Maybe hides it for a moment. Substitutes one pain for another. Rattles words in my head. To hide my thoughts.

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March 1st –First Anniversary of that Rainy Trip to the Dog Shelter | The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington

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The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington. March 1st First Anniversary of that Rainy Trip to the Dog Shelter. March 1, 2015. Last March first it was raining in San Diego. I know because that was the day I adopted Tashi. (See my blog, The Puppy. The answer is no. She has one of those envelopes with her. Does she really think walking around Home Depot counts as a walk? Is it worth that long ride to go to the beach? What if she takes me to that crummy dog park with those nasty attack shepherds? To do a lot.

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Uncatagorized | The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington

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The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington. Posts from the ‘Uncatagorized’ Category. Rules for Eating Pistachios–Published in Volume 9 of A Year in INK on. June 11, 2016. Mom is Dying Accepted to San Diego Poetry Annual 2015 on. April 7, 2015. March 1st First Anniversary of that Rainy Trip to the Dog Shelter on. March 1, 2015. Rules for Eating Pistachios–Published in Volume 9 of A Year in INK. What to Do with Nine Twelfths–Accepted in San Diego Writers, Ink: A Year In Ink, Anthology, Volume 8, 2015.

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Que Sarong, Sarong! Whatever Will Be, Will Be! | indoketut

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Life adventures and poetry. Que Sarong, Sarong! Whatever Will Be, Will Be! August 20, 2014. I brought my mother’s sarong with me to Bali. I wasn’t sure why I did this, except that I did know we would be visiting temples and the required dress for both men and women dictated we wear a sarong and a temple scarf. It just felt important to take my mother with me. Monday, after breakfast, Surya and Judy (his wife), unfolded the itinerary for the next day. I climbed into the main pool, careful not to slip....

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July | 2014 | The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington

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The Poetry and Prose of Barbara Huntington. Archive for July, 2014. July 3, 2014. Rules for Eating Pistachios–Published in Volume 9 of A Year in INK. What to Do with Nine Twelfths–Accepted in San Diego Writers, Ink: A Year In Ink, Anthology, Volume 8, 2015. Father’s Other Lover–Accepted to 2016 San Diego Poetry Annual. At a University Poetry Reading–Accepted to 2016 San Diego Poetry Annual. On Rules for Eating Pistachios…. On Rules for Eating Pistachios…. On Father’s Other Lover….