Kunal Thakore’s commentary helped me see what I didn’t see before but what was there all along.
In his portly, paunchy stature, I see acceptance of the God-given
and a disregard for shape
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To Each His Own
Why feast on nectar
when there’s plenty of dog poop
along the roadside?
JDG
What She Found
Reaching for the moon,
she touched,
not the moon,
but her visionary self.
JDG
Every Evening
Every evening
they go for a leisurely stroll,
that doe and fawn.
Like us, they have their daily rituals.
JDG
And Knox Was Right
I told Knox I was
too tired to play, but he had
other ideas.
“You throw. I’ll fetch and soon you’ll
see how happy we’ll both be.”
JDG
A Natural Reminder
After days of warmth
a chill set in. It won’t be long
before it’s warm again.
Isn’t that the way things go?
Nothing lasts forever.
JDG
Staking A Claim
White blooming clover
and yellow buttercups join
wild strawberries
to take over the lawn. Bees
and butterflies cheer them on.
JDG
Evening Prayer
May the peace of these
rooted trees envelop me
and still my uneasy heart.
JDG
Spring Broadcast
It’s almost mid May
and blackberry bushes have
much to say. Filled with
white blossoms, they speak with glee
of the fruit they’ll offer free.
JDG
Light Reflection
The sun and the moon
cast different lights,
and even their light changes
with clouds and time,
which leads me to reflect
that what we see depends
on the light we view it by.
JDG
