remembering
my mother,
arms wide and strong
like tree branches
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A Sweet Sting
Tag Archives: Poetry Friday
Pump up the Color
As leaves drop
and flowers fade,
summer lingers in
memories made.
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Being Smaller
reminded of my size
by a nearby butterfly,
trying to blend
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Texture
Texture of stone,
leaf and stem —
each vivid color,
a priceless gem.
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Free Jewels
strung with free jewels,
even lily of the valley
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Happiness of Ferns
uncurling
toward sunshine,
happiness perches on ferns,
singing
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Focus
blurry or sharp,
clues hide in daily chaos,
but I can’t focus
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Inside the Tree
stories inside trees,
art finds what’s hidden
in us all
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Scattered Seeds
scattered fall seeds
are counting the days till spring,
like me
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Visual Haiku: Still Life with Fungus
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Notes: This is a visual haiku, or a picture that suggests something that is missing. Can you identify something missing? Continue reading
Inward
after petals fall
and arctic winds snatch coat tails,
I look inward
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Donut Spiderweb
spiders create
architectural marvels,
if left alone
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Friendly Fairy Tales 