Though the skies are gray,
the day looks bright with so much
still to celebrate.
Past, present, and future join
in a harmonious song.
JDG
Though the skies are gray,
the day looks bright with so much
still to celebrate.
Past, present, and future join
in a harmonious song.
JDG
Graduates from many cultures
walk across the stage –
a moving reminder that DEI
remains alive.
JDG
Lightning Bug sighting
in our neighborhood lets us
know that summer’s on its way.
JDG
At the pond’s edge stood
a Wild Blue Herron
examining the water
beneath his feet before
he flew off in search of
something better in the sky.
JDG
We’re in for days of gray skies
and rain. Nature rejoices,
but kids and parents complain.
JDG
Those white butterflies
flutter here and there,
dancing to a tune
only they can hear.
JDG
Knox and the cats gave
me a Mothers’ Day treat by
letting me sleep for
an extra five minutes before
their howling and meowing
for breakfast began.
JDG
Honeysuckle’s sweet smell
carries me back through time.
I’m five years old
and Ricky Peacock is showing me
how to sip honey like a bee.
Then we spot a rabbit and hop
off after him, hoping to find his burrow,
but he is cleverer than we are
and also very fast.
Amidst the darkness
and the fierce downpour, lightning
and thunder battle.
JDG
The woods at evening
slowly grows darker until
the moon appears
adding both mystery and light..
JDG