Lord, accept
my madness
as an offering.
Crazy as I may be,
you created me.
- mce
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A Pirate Looks At Sixty.
How Much Is Left?
Hits
Sustenance For The Mind and Heart
- Stranger Music - Leonard Cohen
- The Book of Unwritten Poems - Nazir al-Quabar
- Beautiful Losers - Leonard Cohen
- Les Fleurs du Mal - Baudelaire
- Absolom! Absolom! - Faulkner
- Love Poems From God - trans. Daniel Ladinsky
- In Search of Small Gods - Jim Harrison
- Travelling The Path Of Love: Sayings of the Sufi Masters - ed. Vaughn-Lee
- Traveling Mercies: Some Thoughts On Faith - Anne Lamott
- The Last Barrier: A Journey into the Essence of Sufi Teaching - Reshad Feild
- Essential Sufism - ed. Fadiman and Frager
- A Vanished World: Muslims, Christians and Jews in Medieval Spain - Chris Lowney
- The Enlightened Mind: An Anthology of Sacred Prose - ed. Stephen Mitchell
- On Love and Barley: Haiku of Basho - trans. Lucien Stryk
- Yehuda Amichai: A Life in Poetry 1948 to 1994 - trans. Benjamin and Harshav
- Unseen Rain: Quatrains of Rumi - Trans. Moyne and Barks
- Selected Poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke - ed. Stephen Mitchell
- A Draft of Shadows - Octavio Paz
- Collected Poems - Federico Garcia Lorca
- The Essential Neruda - ed. Mark Eisner
- Collected Poems - Theodore Roethke
- Full Woman, Fleshly Apple, Hot Moon: The Selected Poems of Pablo Neruda - trans. Stephen Mitchell
- Emerald Ice - Diane Wakoski
- Going Out With Peacocks And Other Poems - Ursula K. Le Guin
- The Complete Poems - Anne Sexton
Sitting up here at Leith's house; I too offer up my craziness and I am grateful for who we are.
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