Rippled pond,
dew-strung lawn.
Yawning moon
welcomes dawn. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Poetry
Rosebay Pink
Our rosebay rhododendron
is white with pink newness. Continue reading
Postcard Power
Thanks to Tabatha Yeatts, who channeled winter and the White Witch in her summer postcard swap. She sent me a poetic mashup of fairy tale, Narnia and politics. Continue reading
Yarrow Tide
yellow yarrow clouds
like bits of solid sunlight
speak of summer Continue reading
A Poem Just For Me
Early Morning Decisions
The weather is just right
Birds sing and birds feed
As the steam of your tea
Tells you to read
For the creation of others
Inspires you to look…
Read the rest here.
by AmandWrites
Notes: Written just for me, with a brief comment. Isn’t she a star? Stop by and check her out, and maybe she’ll write a poem just for you!
Fish Nests
Little fish, in the shallows,
where the sun turns
the soil to gold,
your round nest
blooms next to others,
forming a pattern
like dandelions on a lawn. Continue reading
Barnacles and Cheese
Ridged shells,
sea conchiglie*,
drenched in warm
asiago, romano and
cheddar cheese,
look like barnacles Continue reading
Raspberry Blooms
raspberry blooms
chickadee hullabaloo
sunshine in my core Continue reading
Ruffled Petals
Ruffled red petals,
taut with youth,
reveal, then conceal Continue reading
A Prayer for All
Praying for peace
as petals fall.
Praying for families,
divided by war.
Praying for refugees Continue reading
Interdependence
Everything we do
casts a long shadow
in the lives of others.
Let our decisions reflect
kindness and deep thought. Continue reading
The Color Inside
Whatever our color outside,
the color inside
is the most precious,
the color that defines us. Continue reading
Friendly Fairy Tales 