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A friend has pointed to a serious lack in the world’s culture. I could not let it pass. See if you are as moved as I was:
From Kurious Kitty: “Tomorrow is the anniversary of the birth of Lucille Ball of I Love Lucy fame. Continue reading
I’ve been channeling my inner crone since my surgery. I quite like her spunk. She reminds me of Warning, a poem by Jenny Joseph:
When I am an old woman I shall wear purple
With a red hat which doesn’t go, and doesn’t suit me. Continue reading
At dawn, rain started
with a few quiet drops,
like the whisper of dandelion
seeds, sticky with wishes. Continue reading
Here is a visit by a fellow Poetry Friday writer, Joy, all the way from Hawaii. I hope you have a couple minutes to visit her by clicking the link on her name.
A fairy comes to visit
me in my dream
together we eat
berries with cream. Continue reading
Yellow, blue and white
blooms spread wings.
The slow language of bird,
sky, rock and garden,
speaks in inner silence,
a place quieter than wind. Continue reading
A golden rose was just what I needed today, the day after surgery to my gut. Four incisions healing nicely. Lavender’s beautiful words, especially “a sniff of summer apricot tart” made this sublime. Hope you like it, too. Have a magical day.
A golden rose entices your nose,
closer to Iits glowing heart.
A sniff of summer apricot tart,
Smiling barley corn fields
And high fluttering larks,
Lulling you out of the dark.
This beautiful rose was planted in spring and is happily flowering, delighting hearts. 🙂
She gave me a pink wink, Continue reading
Angels blare a brassy fanfare
on foxglove trumpets by the square. Continue reading
Trip-trap
along the path
finding dust,
twigs, bees
and green
dappled light
betwixt the trees. Continue reading
Greening glade
seems still and quiet,
but it’s a magic circle
where birds sing
incantations Continue reading
The iris’s velvet wings
make me remember summer slides,
pumping swings, Continue reading
If looks can kill,
this plant wouldn’t,
although, it’s bold, rash
and may drive riddle
readers mad. Continue reading
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