Every now and then
a couple of deer appear
and saunter across
the yard, pausing frequently
to nibble on leaves and grass.
JDG
Every now and then
a couple of deer appear
and saunter across
the yard, pausing frequently
to nibble on leaves and grass.
JDG
Unable to wait, that blue jay
dive bombed his way
to where the seeds were spread
and started a morning uproar..
JDG
Though they live
on the same patch of earth,
they inhabit very different worlds.
JDG
Knox first eyes me
then the door. When I don’t
respond, he lets out a sigh,
sits down, and softly whimpers.
“Ok”, I say. “Just wait a minute.”
He plops down, shakes his head,
covers his eyes as if to say.
“Oh my. This could take all day.”
JDG
Ah, for the first time
in a long time there’s a bit
of a chill in summer’s air –
a gentle promise that Fall
is on the way.
JDG
In life’s eternal
symphony, each of us
has a part.
JDG
The morning after
a stormy night, the sun wipes
away the remaining tears.
JDG
When our birds in blue
came upon the seed robbers
they knew something was squirrelly.
JDG
The wind had a lot
to say today and ruffled
both leaves and feathers.
JDG
After a moment’s
indecision, the clouds part
and let the light through
though I know, in time, they will
more than likely change their minds.
JDG