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Loved and Loving
I’m loved and loving Held in the creator’s palm On this day in May
Highlander
The prompt is to write a sight poem. Below is what I wrote: A Highlander scene Is stuck in my memory It can’t be unseen
Murder of Crows
The prompt was to write a response poem. Here is my response: Caws and my response Lunch with a murder of Crows Following my car
Sound
The prompt today is to write a sound poem. Below is what I wrote: To reduce my anxiety I started listening to calming piano music found on YouTube though a link from a friend. Sometimes it worked to reduce anxiety … Continue reading
Broken Pieces
searching shelled pecans for broken pieces of goodness leaving wholeness for later
Posted in Artist, haiku, Photography, Poet, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged brokennes, creativity, Food, goodness, haiku, leaving, pecans, poetry, searching, Truth, wholeness, writing
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Nourishment
under pecan tree nourishment offered wildlife a bowl of water I hope bees, fig wasp, rabbits, squirrels, birds, and cats visit the water bowl during these hot Georgia days. Doing my part to keep us all hydrated on my little piece of … Continue reading
Posted in haiku, Photography, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged haiku, pecan, photography, poetry, water, wildlife
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Onyx
I kept you because Black cats are least adopted My onyx of love
Posted in haiku, Photography, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged cats, haiku, hydrangea, onyx, photography, poetry
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Still
eleven years, gone still think of you when I see purple hydrangea My late husband planted almost all the shrubs in my yard. I think of him with deep gratitude when they bloom.
Posted in Photography, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged haiku, hydrangea, photography, poetry
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Later, Miss Slater 