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The Sierra’s
Sierra, my love, You came to me
As a ruby throated hummingbird
Shimmering in the dry, high noon heat.
Dust on my feet, reddened earth.
High up, above the sparkling blue of the Pacific
I came to know you.
So different from the soft rolling hills of England.
You were raw and wild and wonderful.
You filled up my eyes and nostrils ,
With your fragrant stillness.
I became immersed in you
And I loved you
And you became
My Beloved.            

   
Listening Deeply
 On the breath of an exhalation , 
The tide ebbs back into the sea.
Worms slide back into the dark earth.
Rock pools left behind under the raw sun , 
Shimmer under the unsheltered sky.
 My ears fill up with Silence ,
 Loud , Deep , Deep as the ocean.
An echo in a cavern . Far below the surface of the earth,
Images come , And go. Magnificent and fecund.
Dry and surreal ,  In the noon day sun.
Now my mouth Fills with the taste of Stillness.
Smooth and even , Flowing a river. Silent roar, lost in Stillness.
An echo , A heartbeat in the Chasm of Time.