Sometimes it’s not fun,
but I always feel better
when I’m finally done.
JDG
Sometimes it’s not fun,
but I always feel better
when I’m finally done.
JDG
No cold snap this – more
like an icy thunderbolt
echoing too long.
JDG
My tongue is raw from biting;
my cheeks swell with
unsolicited, sage advice.
True, I do very little talking.
My granddaughter,
in turn, does very little balking.
Our lunch together is
an unreal, but satisfying, success.
JDG
Perhaps soon the prose
of exercise will become
the poetry of motion.
JDG
Seized by inertia.
Don’t know if it’s that I’m old
or just freezing cold.
JDG
Across the stilled pond
snow slid in a sideways dance
with wind, its unsteady partner.
JDG
Snow-bound in Virginia,
I warm up, not by
shoveling my way out,
but by exercising and staying in.
JDG
Clouded sun, peeking
through frosted branches – promise
of cold, shining light.
JDG
When I miss a day
as I did just yesterday,
I begin anew today
and continue on from here.
JDG
My mind’s become so open as soon as
something enters,
it hurries
out the
door.
JDG