I know it’s really
cold when Knox does his business
ignores favorite sticks,
briefly chases some squirrels,
and hurriedly herds me home.
JDG
I know it’s really
cold when Knox does his business
ignores favorite sticks,
briefly chases some squirrels,
and hurriedly herds me home.
JDG
Morning winds foretell
a day of icy chill as
the sun defiantly shines.
JDG
Saying yes to no
when the workload overflows –
the best way to go.
JDG
How did one so young
become so wise?
In suffering, his truth was found.
That truth became his ground.
JDG
Green, red, and white lights
distantly dot the broad sea,
providing markers
for ocean travelers through
night’s haunting emptiness.
JDG
Hot coffee,
cold day.
No one’s up
but me.
Pink horizon,
calm sea.
Just the seagulls
and me.
JDG
Nowhere I must go.
Nothing I must do.
I lose myself
in the rising sun,
the gentle rush of waves,
the play of porpoises,
the flight of gulls.
JDG
Vacationing with introverts,
each relishing time alone –
restorative
intermittent hibernation.
JDG
Gently rolling waves
caress the shore.
Seagulls make their way
through softly falling rain.
It’s cold outside,
but I feel warm.
JDG
King of the pond,
the great blue heron
stands on the dock,
surveys his domain,
spots Knox,
flies away.
JDG