A poem depicting a lack of civility in nature...
Nature’s Look of Dismissed Civility
Nature Teacher: Forgiveness
Nature Teacher posts are what nature teaches about life. This one, in a poem format, explains how forgiveness is delineated through the weather.
Nature Teacher: Divide and Fall
Nature Teacher posts are what nature teaches about life. This one, in a poem format, reflects the current rupture in humanity.
Inflamed Tears
This post is a poem about trying to heal from racism's heavy energy throughout America during the George Floyd tragedy which resulted in violence, rioting and destruction.
Little Things Making Big Differences
Feeling antsy, impatient, or fearful while being cooped up during this pandemic? Personal contact and the ability to participate in gratifying activities like dining with friends or attending concerts are two pleasures I've missed the most. Thankfully, though, it's spring which means hours and hours of yard work assuaged with bird song, the warming sun, …
Blankets of Snow
The snow falls heavily all night like a snuggly warm comforter or blankets piled high, thickly covering trees, shrubs, bushes, and grass. Mother Nature says, "Close your eyes. Rest your weariness. Take time to gain your strength for spring. "Hush now. It's time to sleep." No wonder snow is so quiet.
Collections of Recollections
Boxes of newspaper wrapped dishes, and shielded glass in picture frames reminds me I've resided here for half my life. More frequent moving in more youthful days not needed or necessarily desired --- right now. Unless I could turn my back and be there immediately without sorting through stuff. Taking only recollections with …
Anon
September tugs at August October overshadows September. Leaves falling in August a premature ejaculation of autumn leaves one unfulfilled and looking to September for more. More warmth, more comfort, a lingering embrace to hold on to the moments of bliss. As an adult, I love September and August too. It's just too soon to feel …
