Category Archives: Poetry

Still in the green, A moment serene Time to do nothing, just Invite the day in. Some things can wait For tomorrow. In this moment Even nothing is everything Days like this surprise.    

I will not fear The waters blue I will not fear Something new I will not fear Reactions cold I will not fear Perchance to be bold I will not fear -Try or try not I will not fear Giving … Continue reading →

How quickly this summer has gone In the distance, a robin’s song As the rabbit makes it way And the gray/red sky opens the day. Now the sun is shining bright (What better timing, the start of night.) Some things … Continue reading →

I will take the moon. You can take Manhattan. I will take the road. You can take the batten Over the Moon’s River Where the coldness will melt and quiver. Then maybe you’ll learn to fly again Towards the Serenity … Continue reading →

  Sweet sounds Underwater games More time outside More changes inside Evening’s lasting longer Resting after play, much stronger.

Soaring above fields, waters, homes, streams Kids at play, adults at work, dreams in between In the blue peppered with white Everything same, anew; a different site Seeing the world below above.

How do we define the lines in our life? Jagged, coarse, full of strife? Or branches from a growing tree Various leaves representing discoveries? How do we define the lines in our life? Are they the vines hanging down Twisting, … Continue reading →

Over This way That way Either way Roam Really coasting Ever floating Swimming ‘round Toward home  

  The rafters don’t stand a chance The ducks like it just fine. When the drought hits And levels dip The tubers don’t have time To wait for the rains When the sun peeks out And never mind swimmers As … Continue reading →

April Showers did bring May Flowers To the tea party of the day What to have, what to drink What kind of games to play? Maybe some petals for the table And some crayons, too. Whatever the party brings today … Continue reading →