Cultivar

Yellow tulips with pointy petals

Six-pointed stars
cup sunshine,
burning white at
their pointy tips. Continue reading

Teachers Shine

tree with fairy lights

More numerous than
stars in the sky,
and burning just
as brightly,
our teachers help us
learn to shine,
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Dandelions Delight

Two Dandelions

Calling all bees,
if you please,
come get yellow
to your knees. Continue reading

Blissful blossom

Spring is magic on LavenderMoonGirl’s blog.

lavendermoongirl's avatarLavender Moon: Artist, Poet and Lover of Nature

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Blossom floats blissfully
Like gossamer,
Kissing our faces
With fairy breath.

On my walks now blossom is bountiful in wonderful rich cherry pinks to the most delicate whites. It is the translucent whites which I love to look up and see wonderful patterns and shadows and smell nature’s sweet spring breath. Magic!

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Illumination

Seedbud makes magic at LeafandTwig. I’m never sorry I stopped by.

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fairy lights
these maple seeds
twinkle magic

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Doorway to Spring

Spring woods through the framing of a divided tree

Glimpses of green
newly seen,
make my heart sing,
ah, spring. Continue reading

Writer’s Bog

Pond with algae, bare trees and a lonely evergreen

For all of us writers blogging, slogging and bogging down in the publishing labyrinth, I decided to publish my tips and shortcuts. My bookmarking system had started to feel like the snake pit from Raiders of the Lost Ark. This organizes and sets out part of my writing journey, including some books on writing I love. Feel free to leave me some of your favorite sites or books.

Tip of the Day: When I know a paragraph is duller than untoasted white bread, I look at my links for sensory words or my own ABCs of Fairy Tales for some sugar and spice.

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Yorktown Sunset

Sunset at Yorktown Beach

Yorktown Beach is bespelled
by a paint-palette sky.
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Moons

Moon jelly fish Aurelia Aurita

Moon jellies drift,
pulsing and aglow,
in between
water and air.
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A Great Nephew and a Great Aunt, Guests-Brenda Harsham and Son, Kyle

Penny Parker Klostermann has published a poem by me, and an illustration by my son, Kyle. If you’ve been curious about what my kids look like, you can see a couple here. 🙂 Happy Earth Day and Happy Poetry Friday!

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Ants may rule the hill, but they don’t rule here! Art by Landon (Click to Enlarge) Ants may rule the hill, but they don’t rule here! Art by Landon (Click to Enlarge)

Happy National Poetry Month!

Hello, Great Readers of our series! Just In case you haven’t visited before, let me tell you a little about A Great Nephew and A Great Aunt. My great nephew, Landon (a sixth-grader) and I (his great aunt) collaborate. I write a poem which he illustrates. We started this collaboration in the fall of 2014 and have had so much fun with it that we decided to invite others along. Landon and I will continue to have a new episode on the second Friday of each month. The other Fridays are filling up quickly with guests.

I have created a page on my website to view all the episodes of A Great Nephew and a Great Aunt. Click HERE to visit the page and enjoy past episodes.

Today it’s my pleasure to share a creative collaboration from…

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Happy #EarthDay!

Happy Earth Day to all of us who love our beautiful Earth! Continue reading

Pause

Fritillary butterfly with black stripes and white spots

A moment to test the air,
pause and consider,
plan where to go next.
Is that a text? Dang!
Email skirmish,
phone rings, text again.
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