Down by the roadside
a small deer stands wondering
where his mother went.
JDG
Down by the roadside
a small deer stands wondering
where his mother went.
JDG
The sky is filled with the song
of that solo flying bird
Perhaps he’s auditioning for a duet.
JDG
Knox greeted the vet
with enthusiasm, but
when he caught on to
why we’d come, he looked at me
as if to say, “this ain’t fun”.
JDG
Staring at me from the porch rail,
several birds clearly convey
they must be fed without delay.
JDG
As much as we’d like,
things are seldom black and white,
but sometimes there’s gold.
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Clouds in shades of pink,
white, and gray catch sight
of themselves in the pond –
mere reflections of their lofty selves.
JDG
On a walk with Knox
waiting for something to drop
other than this rain.
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With a simple wag of the tail,
Knox sends waves of love
my way and lets me know
even though I might be blue
I’m solid gold to him.
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A brief stopover
was all those geese needed
before they resumed their flight.
It’s too bad they couldn’t
give their honks a rest too.
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It seems the deer had
a luncheon date near my porch,
but Knox objected
so they hurriedly moved on
to a more welcoming place.
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