Even dogs don’t like
to dine alone. Knox grabs his
bone and gnaws it at my side.
JDG
Author Archives: Joan
Things Great and Small
She thought big, stood tall,
made a new reality
by tending to what
was before her even when
that seemed to be way too small.
JDG
Knox Is Not Impressed
Knox was invited
to two therapy sessions
today and after
a few minutes, he dozed off –
too much talk, not enough play.
JDG
Dueling Poets
When poets argue,
do they do so in rhyme and
does verse make it worse?
JDG
Autumn Games
Goldenrod invites
the trees to a game
of match my color.
Some respond,
leaf by slowly turning leaf.
JDG
Knox Helps Himself
Knox found a chopped-off
piece of a crepe myrtle tree
and proudly brought it
home to add to his growing
collection of well-gnawed toys.
JDG
Variations On A Theme
Though the rain has stopped,
the trees still gently shed small
water drops, bringing
an element of sparkle
to our standard morning walk.
JDG
What I See in Ganesha (A Personal Look)
Kunal Thakore’s commentary helped me see what I didn’t see before but what was there all along.
In his portly, paunchy stature, I see acceptance of the God-given
and a disregard for shape
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Watching The Deer and Butterflies
I wonder if earth
would be in better shape if
other species had
an equal say in how our
earth’s resources would be used?
JDG
You’d Think I’d Get It
The wise rise early.
I have it on the highest
dog authority.
Knox makes his case for early
rising every single day.
JDG
