Buttercups beneath
a cloud-filled blue sky
invite us to set
our woes to one side
and see them as
part of a larger whole.
JDG
Buttercups beneath
a cloud-filled blue sky
invite us to set
our woes to one side
and see them as
part of a larger whole.
JDG
In this world of hard knocks,
we yearn for a soft landing place
where we are well and truly seen.
JDG
In the distance
a barking dog competes with
a cawing crow for
noisemaker of the year, but
both lose to some squealing pigs.
JDG
Though they may bicker,
they do agree on one thing:
the seed is worth fighting for.
JDG
Spring offers many
shades of green to show winter
it is time to go.
JDG
It may only be
a stop-over, but those geese
find a way to settle in.
JDG
Sailors teach us though
we can’t control the wind, we
can adjust our sails.
JDG
Things look orderly,
green, and neat, but seem
strangely incomplete without
the scattered bits of gold.
JDG
The cedar tree said
to the dogwood: ” You’re such a
blooming idiot.”
JDG
Like the soil that holds
and feeds the roots of trees,
a morning routine
can ground and nourish us too.
JDG