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Quiet Comes as a Welcome ChangeQuiet comes as a welcome change.When speeding down Storrow Drive Rattled by cares of the day, The other drivers, And the sound of the roadway, Crossing onto the newly paved section, Quiet comes as a welcome change. Stepping out of the shower Into the home office Re-remembering The PC's been replaced by a Mac, Quiet comes as a welcome change. Performing that Centered Presence ritual: Find your feet; Take a breath; ahhhhh. Find your hands; Take a breath; ohhhhh. Find your head; Take a breath; ahhh haah. Take a breath and Quiet comes as a welcome change. Driving, working, living, loving. Finally able to manifest Patience and attentiveness. Feeling calm and centered at last. Quiet comes as a welcome change. |
| 3 February 2004 | |
| by Bill Cattey | |
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