It was warm enough
this morning that Knox and I
didn’t mind the rain.
I can’t say I danced, but Knox
did a smooth foxtrot alone.
JDG
It was warm enough
this morning that Knox and I
didn’t mind the rain.
I can’t say I danced, but Knox
did a smooth foxtrot alone.
JDG
Though the diner’s soup
was rot, my dear friend’s presence
fed my heart and soul.
JDG
Greeting
my winter friend,
the sun, I give
a welcoming shiver.
JDG
Defying the cold
and gloom, our Christmas cactus
gives a long, pink shout.
JDG
Knox and I differ
on how long we should walk in
icy cold weather.
Once outside, he cunningly
delays tending to business.
JDG
Rain competes with snow.
Who will have the final say
even they don’t know.
JDG
You don’t need to soar,
but it would help if you would
just open a door.
JDG
Once I stopped looking
for happiness,
happiness found me.
JDG
Knox looked up
and whimpered as
I walked out the door.
Back to work so soon?
JDG
It looks like it’s going to be
quite the splash, the sky all decked
in brilliant pink, the grounds in
shimmering white., the raven
standing at the altar waiting
for the mystery bride.
JDG