Cow with a crown of flowers on its head and standing in front of a small flower garden on the plateau of Aubrac, France - by François Le Diascorn (1947), French
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I spent ten years trying to overcome The Plateau.
I ate when I could and let go of the weight that was holding onto me.
I mapped the light passing in each moment
hoping it would reveal doors to move through it.
I collected relics buried in the rocks
And with them I saw time unfolding.
I saw myself here many lives ago.
I saw how hard it all seemed then.
I remembered what it felt like for beginners.
And how simple it all seems now.
I walked with mindfulness, I found it easier than before.
I learned to make peace with this place
And I forgave it
For the things I haven’t forgiven it for
In forever.
I tried to do the same with myself
And the people I owed this forgiveness to.
I returned what I took from the Plateau
For I knew it was no longer mine to have.
Then I looked up.
The Plateau, no longer standing as a challenge
But as a proud monument
For what I have already overcome.
And then I walked away,
Something I haven’t been able to do
In forever.
The Plateau was originally released 5 years ago. I'll be releasing an AP edition of 13 prints of the Plateau on Tuesday, January 16th at 11AM pacific time. Each print comes with a marbled poem/certificate of authenticity and a custom handheld blacklight.
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Peter Maxwell Ewart (1918 - 2001) - Starlight Night on the Opabin Plateau (Lake O’Hara area). Oil on canvas board.
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