All the dogs watched as
two owners squared off. It seems
some humans are poorly trained.
JDG
All the dogs watched as
two owners squared off. It seems
some humans are poorly trained.
JDG
Fog hugged fields and roads
this morning – a natural
invitation to slow down.
JDG
One day it’s sixty,
the next day, thirty degrees.
Even the trees are confused.
JDG
A few flakes of snow –
Knox looks perplexed. What is this
white stuff falling from the sky?
JDG
Nighttime fears falter
when they meet the light and find
their place in a larger whole.
JDG
The sun beams down on
the trees. Their leaves smile back:
a golden autumn greeting.
JDG
After the rain stopped
the sky danced with sun-lit joy
to a brand new melody.
JDG
Now that we have time
to smell the roses, will we
complain they’re not gardenias?
JDG
Why not find one small
thing we can do each day to
make things better and do it?
JDG
So many changes
in such a short time – enough
to bring us to rock and rhyme?
JDG