All these morningsare one morning;over and over I amgreeted by the new day—who greets me…
Poetry
A Fortunate Day
by Richard Wehrman
On a fortunate day,when night and day meet,and some silence passes betweenthem with no enmity,…
Poetry
The Call
by Richard Wehrman
It’s not the day on the calendar that makes the New Year new, it’s when…
Poetry
We Are Living Now
by Richard Wehrman
We are living now our regrets and our failures, the ache of what we wish could be again,…
Poetry
Companions
by Richard Wehrman
(Rant for a New Year)
Poetry
Horses
by Richard Wehrman
Horses galloping on thehill—bright sun, bluesky, joy on an autumnmorning. Gensei says,“With the happiness heldin…
Poetry
No Mistake
by Richard Wehrman
Beloved,you know whoI’m calling to,though I mistake youfor the bird’s song,the bud’s early blossom.Here you…
Poetry
Winter Solstice
by Richard Wehrman
The only way down is down, leaving thelight for the dark, allowing the surface to…
Poetry
Equinox
by Richard Wehrman
The Garden releases its lastradiance, not as something failed,but as its full reason for being:…
Richard Wehrman
About the author
An award-winning illustrator, graphic designer and poet, Richard lives in rural Upstate New York. He is an artist who found his way to poetry through the language and heart teachings of two 13th and 14th-century Persian poets. His works explore the spiritual and psychological aspects of living an embodied life.