A burst of sunlight
after a cold day of rain –
magic mood changer.
JDG
A burst of sunlight
after a cold day of rain –
magic mood changer.
JDG
Today on my walk,
I spotted several dandelions
in full bloom and decided
I’d like them to be
my totem flower –
after all, it is December
in the year of Corona
and I could use some
of their indomitable spirit.
JDG
There is no greater gift
than being seen and valued
just as you are –
virtues, faults, foibles and all.
JDG
As the last leaves fall
and the wind whispers secrets
of increasing cold,
the holly trees remind us
of a hope that’s ever green.
JDG
Listening to those two sisters share
the day’s ups and downs,
offering each other
advice and comfort, I realized
they may have changed their names,
but their hearts remain the same.
JDG
One breath in, one out.
Repeat for ten breaths.
You’re lucky.
No response is needed.
They’ve already moved on.
JDG
Am I any wiser
after seventy-eight years?
It depends on who you ask.
JDG
A few flakes of snow –
Knox looks perplexed. What is this
white stuff falling from the sky?
JDG
A mysterious flutter in the bushes –
Knox’s head comes up.
He stands erect,
watching, listening
before he moves on.
I can relax.
Knox says it’s ok.
JDG
I wonder what they think of us,
those squirrels and birds
who come to visit and stay to dine.
Do they think it strange
that we don’t join them
or do they just accept the fact
that that’s the way we humans are?
JDG