What religion you practice in life isn't that important, it's how much you practice peace and love that really matters ~ Themis Eagleson

I was warmed by the sun, rocked by the winds and sheltered by the trees as other Indian babes. I can go everywhere with a good feeling. ~ Geronimo

To Do List:

~ not working

~ mountain biking

~ daydreaming

~ blowing bubbles

~ plant a tree

~ gone fishing

~ chase fireflies

~ reading or writing poetry

~ volunteering

~ giving blood

~ body surfing

~ picnic

~ the beach

~ being a mentor

~ make cookies

~ make cookies with kids

~ kids time outdoors

~ refusing to fail

~ defeating boredom

~ karaoke

~ laughing

~ kissing

~ hugging

~ dancing

~ loving

~ walking barefoot

~ ice cream

~ taking my time

~ taking a catch-up nap

~ good karma

Love is the greatest force, may the force be with you.

journey

I looked up at the clouds
and one was smiling back at me

I walked near by a tree
and it reached down to embrace me

I walked along a sandy beach
and the soft cool sand soothed my feet

I jumped into the ocean
and it completely refreshed me

I looked up at the sunset
and what I saw made my heart ache




©2009 Thomas Hillman, Mere Words Evoke, poetic expressions

Flower Power is Far Out, and Peaceful.

There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle. ~ Albert Einstein

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Life is a love song, sing along...

All You Need is Love

footprints

what footprints shall I leave behind?
compareth me not to
Buddah’s knowledge
Confucious’ patience
da Vinci’s prodigiousness
Gandhi’s simplicity
Jesus’ purity
Longfellow’s prose
Michelangelo’s artistry
Mother Teresa’s love
Shakespeare’s drama
Thoreau’s enlightenment
yet, I drink the water that quenched their thirst
and, breathe the air that gave them life
and, laid footfall on the dust of this earth
yet, on a path uniquely my own.



©2011 Thomas Hillman, Mere Words Evoke, poetic expressions