With indignation
Knox surveys the falling rain
then looks up at me
as if to say “I guess this
means another indoor day.”
JDG
With indignation
Knox surveys the falling rain
then looks up at me
as if to say “I guess this
means another indoor day.”
JDG
The orchestral sound
of mewing cats, barking dogs,
and chirping birds starts the day.
Occasionally I’d prefer
a milder rendition.
JDG
When push comes to shove
at the bird feeder, some birds
fight; others take flight.
JDG
Slipping and sliding
becomes splishing and splashing
as the icy mass
slowly succumbs to warmer
temperatures and the sun.
JDG
Yesterday we got
a three-in-one package from
Mother Nature: rain, sleet, snow.
JDG
Waiting for the snow,
we creatures here below
must make a choice:
do we stay
or do we go.
JDG
Side by side they sleep,
these two unrelated cats
who have become sweet sisters.
JDG
Knox emerges from
the mist carrying a huge
blue ball stolen from
his friend Pax and brought home to
supplement his store of sticks.
JDG
Knox shook his head
when I opened the door.
He looked at me
with pleading eyes
as if asking me
to turn off the rain.
JDG
Starting tomorrow,,,
a promise made today, but
one also made yesterday.
JDG