William Irwin Thompson was an innovator in many ways; mostly, I believe, in his sense of knowing that if there is a problem to solve, an issue to mindfully approach, it needs to be done with a
group containing artists, philosophers, historians, anthropologists, musicians, poets, bricklayers, architects, and more; and I would add now, so many years later, black, yellow, brown people, and
indigenous people. His entire life was a creative work; an amazing person, and now his son follows.
William Irwin Thompson was an innovator in many ways; mostly, I believe, in his sense of knowing that if there is a problem to solve, an issue to mindfully approach, it needs to be done with a
group containing artists, philosophers, historians, anthropologists, musicians, poets, bricklayers, architects, and more; and I would add now, so many years later, black, yellow, brown people, and
indigenous people. His entire life was a creative work; an amazing person, and now his son follows.
Deeply touched by your piece today...a lover of myth, am I.
William Irwin Thompson - The Time Falling Bodies Take to Light (Part 1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9HzHMykd5I
We understand the past through our images, stories and myths of the present. And vice versa.
A poem is not a riddle or a puzzle. But here is a hint, anyway--, from the scholarly literature on Henry.
"The name 'Eucalyptus' comes from the ancient Greek words 'eu' meaning 'well' or 'good,' and 'kalyptos' meaning 'covered' or 'concealed.'"
Source: The Little Book of Henry: Person or Myth? (Hermeneutics Press, 2029)
Emerging
like that black and white
enlargement
from the waters
of the developer
you show yourself
in a momemt
clear
seen
heard
Visionary poetry is a dialogue in Spirit. Thank you James