
I absolutely love drying clothes outside and even more so today as I switch out the Brazilian hammock I sleep in during the winter, for my airy Mayan one which is more like a net than a hammock. Sounds crazy huh? But I started hammock sleeping in 2017 to see if its touted health benefits were real.. and haven’t gone back:)
In 2019 I found out that I was Mexican.. of Mayan descent and that the sleeping habit that I had bonded with, turned out to be that of my ancestors:)
The following poem came awhile back one early morning when I was laying in my hammock really struggling to pray.. when I heard the voices of others lifted around me in prayer.. a special thank you to the inhabitants of Meadow Arc who brought me solace that night, and to the One who created all of us. He is truly good:)
Within this charcoal hammocka
turtle doves perchoo under a midnight sky , dogs question the waning moon, Canadian geese echo sunrise, and
I too, try to pray …weave long feathered notes, into the pregnant belly of between hour song,
I like the geese echoing sunrise 🙂
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Beautifully written, Kimberly.
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Thanks Mary K:)
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When I was a medical missionary in Mexico I was amazed that the ones working on the farms were Mayans from Central America
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Some think that the Mayans no longer exist.. but the people do..
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There are a lot of misconceptions in the world. That is why when I try to talk about what I have experienced in life most folks laugh. They live in their own bubble
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… in society’s bubble..
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