If hearts were open
and mouths were mostly closed,
what a different world it would be.
JDG
If hearts were open
and mouths were mostly closed,
what a different world it would be.
JDG
Sometimes we can see
better when our eyes are closed
than when they’re open.
JDG
The wind whispers
that soon rain will come.
The trees shiver in expectation
as the sky slowly darkens.
It won’t be long now.
JDG
In our house we have
living clocks. They never miss
a beat. They’ll always
let us know when it’s time to
wake up, get up, spread the food.
JDG
The squirrels and birds were
happily dining until
the rain rudely interrupted.
JDG
Slowly rising mist
reveals two enamored geese
returning from their honeymoon.
JDG
After the big rain
the lilies smiled. Nature’s
thirst was quenched again.
JDG
In this web we weave,
however small,
we make our home –
anxious or restful,
large or small.
JDG
Bunny in the grass.
Dog on the road.
Dog in the grass
Bunny takes off.
JDG
Sunshine and birdsong
invite me to pause and greet them
with a soft and open heart,
grateful for this moment
and so many others.
JDG