the first stars
must have lit up the deep dark
like spring
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Category Archives: Poetry
Spring’s Threshold
on spring’s threshold,
every plant imagines itself green,
I admire their brown
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Embracing our Beginnings
a rose, bud to bloom,
embraces its beginning
as it unfolds
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To March
before March goes,
let’s dawdle, linger and grow,
like the crocus
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Looking Up
translated by a poet,
even a simple pine tree
worships
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Farmers’ Market
remembering peaches,
my daughter’s ice cream cone
melted too fast
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Spring Breezes
Cherry trees dream of
nests hidden by blossoms,
the hum of baby bluebirds
soft on grass and feather, Continue reading
Evergreen
icy rain falls,
sleet pings and taps
but can’t darken
an evergreen heart
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Rare Unicorn Sighting
To my daughter,
dazzling as a unicorn,
ten just now,
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Wintery Humor
What do storms and library books have in common? Continue reading
Different Colored Days
Sometimes I feel yellow,
or slow, green and dragging
or even a rapid-raging red. Continue reading
New Snow
a delicious layer
of elusive snow,
a shiver of excitement
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