
Napowrimo 2022 day 29
Plus, we appear irrationalAnger is like a giant wave -We can surf it to solid landOrwe can let it wipe … Continue reading Napowrimo 2022 day 29
Plus, we appear irrationalAnger is like a giant wave -We can surf it to solid landOrwe can let it wipe … Continue reading Napowrimo 2022 day 29
a balmy late morningsunlight falling across my lapamid the sounds of city trafficthe unfamiliar call of a birdperhaps on a … Continue reading Morning Meditation: A call unfamiliar
darkness of eyes, darkness of cloudsflowing off the Gulf,lamps will not light this place as cerulean yields to burgundyas night … Continue reading Fold us into Velvet
Sharing time with friends and family became a precious commodity during lockdown. I think it’s given us time to think. … Continue reading Favorite Poetry: 1st Quarter 2021
Pink Moon 5 a.m. & the moon looms large in my pollen-streaked window, tree branches knocking across her surface. It’s … Continue reading NaPoWriMo Day 27
I often turn to poetry when I’m feeling restless. There’s something about the rhythm and flow that seems to calm … Continue reading Poetry That Will Drop Your Mouth Open
Sprinkle immune support powder on the cats’ food cheese on the dogs’ food sunflower seeds beneath the squirrel’s perch nutrients … Continue reading Morning Meditation: Daily Sprinkles
Wake up each morning with a grateful heart because what else can we do? Our path is short, stones poke … Continue reading Morning Meditation: Stumbling
Every single essay on this list is a story that had to be told. Every single one had me nodding … Continue reading Favorite Nonfiction, 3rd Quarter
The southerly breeze in my face smells like the Gulf & Magnolia blossoms, tiny golden faces peer up at me … Continue reading Morning Meditation: Morning Walk