Labyrinth Journal

In the Archives:

Labyrinth Journal, Summer 2009, "Under the Veriditas Umbrella"

Labyrinth Journal, Spring 2009, "Tails of Spirit: Animal Friends On The Path"

Labyrinth Journal, Winter 2009, "Labyrinths Around the World"

Labyrinth Journal, Summer 2008, "Creativity"

Labyrinth Journal, Winter 2008, "Connections"

Labyrinth Journal, Fall 2007, "Young Minds, Ancient Wisdom: Children and Labyrinths"

Labyrinth Journal, Summer 2007, "New Beginnings Abound"

Labyrinth Journal, Fall 2006, "Sole to Soul"

Labyrinth Journal, Summer 2006, "Building Bridges"

Labyrinth Journal, Spring 2006, "Hope: New Beginnings Taking Root"

Labyrinth Journal, Winter 2005, "Holiday Issue "

Labyrinth Journal, Autumn, 2005, "Love, Hope and Peace in Our Chaotic World"

Labyrinth Journal, Summer, 2005, "Walking a Reconciliation Path"

Labyrinth Journal, 12/03/2005, "Healing amidst suffering"

Labyrinth Journal, 04/12/2004, "Inaugural Issue"

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Wage Peace
by Judith Hill

Wage peace with your breath.
Breathe in firemen and rubble,
breathe out whole buildings
and flocks of redwing blackbirds.
Breathe in terrorists and breathe out sleeping children
and freshly mown fields.
Breathe in confusion and breathe out maple trees.
Breathe in the fallen
and breathe out lifelong friendships intact.
Wage peace with your listening:
hearing sirens, pray loud.
Remember your tools:
flower seeds, clothes pins, clean rivers.
Make soup.
Play music, learn the word for thank you in three languages.
Learn to knit, and make a hat.
Think of chaos as dancing raspberries,
imagine grief as the out breath of beauty
or the gesture of fish.
Swim for the other side.
Wage peace.
Never has the world seemed so fresh and precious.
Have a cup of tea and rejoice.
Act as if armistice has already arrived.
Don't wait another minute.