Beneath the night sky
we walk with flashlights, waiting
for the rising moon.
JDG
Beneath the night sky
we walk with flashlights, waiting
for the rising moon.
JDG
Molly and Knox, out for a walk,
met on our winding country road.
It was play at first sight.
They romped and rolled,
barked and bowed,
tail-waggingly glad
to have found each other.
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Small boy and his puppy
splash through puddles.
Pink climbing rose
glistens with rain drops.
Gray days don’t have to be dreary.
It’s our minds that make them so.
JDG
Even dogs don’t like
to dine alone. Knox grabs his
bone and gnaws it at my side.
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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.
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Knox was invited
to two therapy sessions
today and after
a few minutes, he dozed off –
too much talk, not enough play.
JDG
When poets argue,
do they do so in rhyme and
does verse make it worse?
JDG
Goldenrod invites
the trees to a game
of match my color.
Some respond,
leaf by slowly turning leaf.
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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.
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Though the rain has stopped,
the trees still gently shed small
water drops, bringing
an element of sparkle
to our standard morning walk.
JDG