
The Cold Patience of Winter
The moon shines
through the clear ice
of a cool, still pond.
No sound.
Only the cool breeze's
crisp, traveling, flow,
cleansing everything.
This isolated place,
forgotten, remembered.
Teaching
the cold patience
of winter.
MEDITATION INSTRUCTION BY DAN RODMAN
The moon shines
through the clear ice
of a cool, still pond.
No sound.
Only the cool breeze's
crisp, traveling, flow,
cleansing everything.
This isolated place,
forgotten, remembered.
Teaching
the cold patience
of winter.
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