Lying on her bed,
my aging cat meows though
she is deep asleep.
JDG
Lying on her bed,
my aging cat meows though
she is deep asleep.
JDG
Winter tried to push
Spring aside, but the lady
wasn’t having it.
JDG
Seeing that lone duck
glide slowly across the pond,
I wonder if she’s lonely.
JDG
I forgot to seize
the moment so the moment
reached out and seized me.
JDG
Even on this rainy day
the daffodils trumpet
their golden song.
JDG
This Spring that old tree
stands without a leaf, but
its gaunt beauty remains.
JDG
As his wife is handed
the folded flag, our eyes fill
with tears for the loss
of husband, father, grandfather,
uncle, brother, father-in law, and friend –
a man who lived with honor,
intelligence, kindness, loyalty, and mischievous wit.
JDG
Dressed in bridal white,
that tree stands alone waiting
to unite with green.
JDG
Those birds wonder why I think
they need a poem
when it’s clear
they have their own songs.
JDG
Even as folks fret and fight,
flowers continue to bloom,
birds continue to sing.
JDG