A freshly mowed law
brings a sense of order to
my overgrown, weed infested mind.
JDG
A freshly mowed law
brings a sense of order to
my overgrown, weed infested mind.
JDG
Since I don’t know what
tomorrow will bring and since
yesterday didn’t stay,
I’ll work with what I’ve got
which is today.
JDG
They’re trying to help
me write a purr-fect poem, but
I politely asked
those two cats to go away
and leave the writing to me.
JDG
One step at a time
and I’m on the way, headed
toward where I want to go.
JDG
Purple and orange
flowers dance beside the road
waving hello and goodbye.
JDG
I told the grandkids
it isn’t as easy to
take things in stride when
your gait is off. They
rolled their eyes and replied, “but
Gaba, you’re just as punny.”
JDG
That squirrel hurled himself
at the door, outraged that his
morning meal had been delayed.
JDG
When I told the kids
the doctor said I had
a deranged meniscus,
they said she was right
about the derangement,
but got the location wrong.
JDG
Sunlight and breeze,
stillness and motion,
ravens and robins,
thoughts and emotion –
a gentle commotion.
JDG
I have a living
notification system
that, with a series
of deafening barks, lets me
know when someone is outside.
JDG