Knox’s habit of
running with sticks is ok
until they get in my way.
JDG
Knox’s habit of
running with sticks is ok
until they get in my way.
JDG
The morning after
the big wind, the trees softly
wave a green hello.
JDG
On my way to work,
the car isn’t my only
transport. The vibrant
shades of green transport me too
and I arrive vitalized.
JDG
Knox watches as a dog
runs with a man on a bike.
Looks at me with longing.
Shakes his head.
Even he knows there are limits.
JDG
Thought you might enjoy this poem jointly written by my son and I on Mondosedoka.
Tonight’s crescent moon
held its full self in its arms
as the clouds whispered goodnight.
~
When our shadow basks
in our own, reflected glow
we remember we exist.
Even when days are
gray, the wild birds still sing.
I shall take my cue from them.
JDG
I’ll never tire
of those golden moments when
I somehow manage
to silently smile at
life’s little bleeps and not screech.
JDG
To a sprinkling of buttercups
and a dollop of dandelions
add morning sun
and a cool May breeze.
Fold in wild bird song
and a rippling pond.
Let it settle.
Feed your soul.
JDG
No existential questions,
no angst-filled speculations –
just me and my dog
walking along a country road
on this overcast April day.
JDG
Watching the sun-lit leaves
stir softly in the breeze
as the mourning doves
and white crowned sparrows feed,
I give thanks for this day,
for all that stirs within,
for all that feeds me.
JDG