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The Stag Horn and The Thorn: A simple stream-of-consciousness poem

May 9, 2012 by Sylvia Thunder Bird Leave a Comment

The stag horn and the thorn.
The blood and the flood.
The rose and the crow.
The taste and space.
The touch and clutch.
The ice and the dice.
The eye and the sky.
The ear and the deer.

Filed Under: Poetry, ULE, Uncategorized

Life: An Open Mind Poem

May 9, 2012 by Sylvia Thunder Bird 6 Comments

Astral – Feathers of Light
Branches and Seeds – Silver Moon Reach
Trunk – Living Stone, Faery Door and Ring
Roots – Proceeding in Mother’s Shadow
Fruit – Circle of Golden Elixir
Flower – Perfumed Dust of Life
Leaf – Green Veins and Shade

Filed Under: Poetry, ULE, Uncategorized

“She built an empire on artificial ground…”

May 8, 2012 by Rabbi Bob 1 Comment

Should Howe be thrown in a cell for her role in the local bus system’s near demise? Do the elected board members over the years bear any responsibility? Do you use the bus to get around Clatsop County? Don’t be shy, on this issue or any other that you feel is important. If something in the Daily A, or HIPFiSH, or any other news source you have access to, gets your goose, let the Upper Left Edge be one way that you express your opinion and weigh in on the matter.

Filed Under: ULE, Uncategorized Tagged With: grassroots journalism

Untitled Moments

May 4, 2012 by Ms. Stumbleine 1 Comment

She sobs like the storm clouds,
Loudly. Never ending. Rocking, rocking,
in the wash of the open faced, omniscient moon; with each tear,
it magnifies her (un) placed (un) heavenly beauty, reminding the God of
Eternity. For only a moment.

Filed Under: Poetry, ULE, Uncategorized

Here’s to a thriving hive

May 3, 2012 by Watt Childress Leave a Comment

I found this video during a quick internet fly-over. Some instinct moved me to bring it home and share it, not just with select friends and family — in standard online fashion — but for the betterment of a whole community website.

Filed Under: Nature, Song and Dance, ULE, Uncategorized Tagged With: Bee, Beekeeping

Where the Sidewalk Ends

by Shel Silverstein

April 26, 2012 by Watt Childress Leave a Comment

Yes we’ll walk with a walk that is measured and slow,
And we’ll go where the chalk-white arrows go,
For the children, they mark, and the children, they know
The place where the sidewalk ends.

Filed Under: Poetry, ULE, Uncategorized Tagged With: Shel Silverstein, Where the Sidewalk Ends

In memory of Earl Scruggs

April 21, 2012 by Watt Childress Leave a Comment

Here’s a great video clip in memory of Earl Scruggs. Thank God for that laid-back lightening twang he gave to the world.

Filed Under: Song and Dance, ULE, Uncategorized

Trails over Arcadia Beach

April 19, 2012 by Upper Left Edge 2 Comments

Photo taken at Arcadia Beach and posted on our facebook page by the North Oregon Coast Anti-Chemtrail Alliance.

Filed Under: Photography, ULE, Uncategorized Tagged With: Chemtrail, North Oregon Coast

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