487. Sin Carne

September 30, 2014
by Ryukan

This poetry postcard was written August 11, 2014, also at the 14th Subud World Congress. The Bhakti referenced is Subud Portland Co-Chair Bhakti Watts whose name means “devoted one.”

487. Sin Carne

487. Sin Carne

2 Comments

  1. Barbara

    Nice contrast of cultures.

  2. Splabman

    Thanks Barbara. That is the essence of the Subud World Congress experience, as noted in a previous postcard poem written in Puebla also. It’s around here somewhere…

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