This is a beautiful and touching reflection on the past from Peace Love and Patchouli. 💛

Peace, Love and Patchouli

In deepest thoughts we wander
aimless and quietly into the forests of yesterday,
the heights shrouded in fine mist
and our memories hang high in the canopy tops,
barely filtered by the light of waking morn.

Staring into the grey shaded fog
as ghostly clouds linger casting shadows,
we reach in and move the images about
seeking meaning where we can see clearly.

How did we come to be here,
in this place where translucent snapshots move
in and out of focus,
the mind a panoramic camera with a cracked lens
distorting the sights
and bringing to the surface the sounds
of a deep breath exhaling.

As the tiniest twigs snap beneath our feet
a form stops to gaze,
with wide eyes waiting for movement
we linger in the past
then turn silently away,
move down the path unseen
leaving an echo of peace
in our departure.

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About Val Boyko

Val Boyko is originally from Scotland and came to the United States over 25 years ago. At "Find Your Middle Ground" Val brings together her experience as a life coach, yoga teacher and mentor, to inspire awakening to the light and inspiration within us all. This blog is a place of exploration and discovery as we all explore finding harmony and peace, in the highs and lows of life 💛

14 comments on “Shrouded

  1. Really very heart touching. When I see the past, it looks very stark. But when I see my present, your hands come in my hands.

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  2. Loved this Val! ❤️

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  3. “In deepest thoughts we wander
    aimless and quietly into the forests of yesterday,”

    What an inciteful few words. Wow! Talk about getting to the heart of our inner minds! As is said, the greatest journey is the one into ourself.

    Val, what a great share!

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  4. This was a lovely poem by Kim.. 🙂

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  5. “the mind a panoramic camera with a cracked lens
    distorting the sights”
    Just perfect! Beautiful poem there!!

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