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Monthly Archives: September 2014
For the olde fool
Dancing creek races Spins and twirls Fall leaves A watery waltz
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Hope Sonnet
I should be sad; I’m taking down the plants That grew in all this brightness summerlong: Long branches bearing flowers and red fruit, Great jungle gyms where sparrows shared their song. But now the blighted branches, though they still Extend … Continue reading
Little poem for the day
Crows sing the sun Dogs answer them Sweetness of clear air Entices even the stones To celebrate Life In a chorus of mosses.
Sonnet for Birdsong
In the buzzing silence of the city This wet Fall morning waits for light to rise, While, creeping cat-like up the spines of clouds now, Shy sun hides from the Earth and all our eyes. The birds are quiet late … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Birds and Other Joys, Gardening, Usually Organic, Poetry
Tagged Against Monsanto, Garden, Sonnet
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Love in Spite of it All (Sonnet)
Sometimes sunfall and rain will both come to the earth as we need them; Sometimes we offer wise words and find that our loved ones can heed them. Far more often, whatever we offer is not what is wanted, And … Continue reading
Sonnet for My Old Man in Winter
I love this sunlit world the best in Fall When leaves begin to blaze and geese to call In flight away from cold and snow to come Until the spring when they return to Home. I love the need for … Continue reading
Haiku of Dilemma
Blazing sun, cool air, Fall beckons us out all day Into swarms of bees.
Love Sonnet for My Husband
You are the shining moment in my life, A sun that sheds light on dark memories. You are the One who taught me love is real Despite experience with forgeries. You taught me by example through the swamp Of harsh … Continue reading
Sonnet for Love of Change
It’s very late to not know who I am Though change persists in life, but nothing dies Until, unless, refusing to grow further, The fearful heart its stasis justifies. The more I learn, the more I understand That I know … Continue reading
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Tagged control and compliance, Gratitude, growth, love poetry, Poetry, Sonnet
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Sonnet of Thanks for Autumn
The world is sleepy this autumnal day– Wren sits, not eating, while the feeders sway, And breezes now invite the leaves to play At flying like the birds in their own way. The Equinox is here, Mabon to some, With … Continue reading
