Under cloudless skies
cardinals, bluejays, woodpeckers,
crows, and ravens dined,
but, of course, they were soon joined
by their neighbors, the squirrels.
JDG
Under cloudless skies
cardinals, bluejays, woodpeckers,
crows, and ravens dined,
but, of course, they were soon joined
by their neighbors, the squirrels.
JDG
Lassoed with “nos”, tied
up with “nots”, she was held
prisoner by her thoughts.
JDG
In the distance
multiple crows caw.
It’s awful early
for a brawl.
JDG
An unblue blue moon,
but bright and full nonetheless,
let its beauty shine.
JDG
They don’t even wait
for me to finish laying out
the seed before they’re there,
poised and ready to eat.
JDG
In our fast paced world
of speed and multitasking,
it takes discipline
to pause, slow down, take a breath,
focus, and simply savor.
JDG
,
We’re glad to see them come
and we’re glad to see them go:
those rain soaked days.
JDG
When asked about
the round thing in
his drawing of the sky,
the little boy said
it was a purple moon.
“But moons aren’t purple,”
said his friend.
“Mine is,” he replied.
JDG
Rounding a sharp carve,
I saw a small squirrel and feared
it was too late, but
he was both a quick thinker
and an amazing runner.
JDG
I can spend more time
and energy resisting
tasks than it takes to do them.
JDG