From across the pond
comes the sound of barking dogs.
Time to rise and whine.
JDG
From across the pond
comes the sound of barking dogs.
Time to rise and whine.
JDG
Even though there’s not
a single tree, that small deer
is not out of the woods yet.
JDG
I look down and see
old and weathered hands. How did
they get so attached to me?
JDG
It’s all well and good
to seize the day, but I would
prefer a softer approach.
JDG
Preparing for fall,
some trees are adding a touch
of gold to their green wardrobe.
JDG
As summer begins
to yield to fall, the sky sheds
tears of both joy and sorrow.
JDG
So busy were they
establishing primacy,
those mourning doves failed to eat.
JDG
On those dark days when
pain threatened to rule, Frida
fought back with pencil and brush.
JDG
The crickets and frogs
serenade the rising moon,
celebrating its fullness.
JDG
He built walls to shut
people out, but before long
those same walls closed in on him.
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