this spring
no one to mend
the fence...
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- traffic jam -the wind turbine in the middleof the ...
- frozen cockscomb and eyestare from the plastic wra...
- Happy birds singingsongs to the bight sunshineAudu...
- change in the weathera shiverthrough the ivy
- after spring snowtulips poking through dead leaves
- blue skyclouds race a first beeacross the pane
- No title
- hungry crowd -Lenten fish fry feedsmore than expec...
- the last pilgrim through the torii...spring sunset
- daffodil shoots
- puddling snowin the streetlight's circlerising winds
- between snow flurryand melted touchdownthe daffodils
- spring cleaning
- spring tidesurges to greetmy approach
- lower and lowerthe daffodils' headsin the rain
- Bird Clock
- spring melancholy -waiting for the raindropon the ...
- in the fourth watchdoing flower arrangementsfor ce...
- coming home
- Winter is doing it againteasing me I had such hope...
- morning concertfree birdssinging
- cloudy spring -through my glasses,another world...
- All in a day...great walk in the parkbetween fleec...
- through the windowthe crescent moon...a petal falling
- a swallowat the window -she spills the milk
- Warmthwarm winter daydialouges swirls in my headwr...
- magical motions -remove two blanketsrains start
- Snow whirlsForsythia stands byspring train is fast...
- writer’s block —sidewalk snowmeltankle deep
- crows and sparrowshopping on bare lawn spotsamid m...
- afternoon:dripping snow meltthe low sun warmsour b...
- reliefyounger sister finetending to my own chaoswi...
- City light offspring in green pocketsnoisy birds a...
- hint of spring-squirrels chase each otherthrough p...
- Sound/Smell Ku
- I want to see your haiku
- glittering tagsalong the highway -days get longerd...
- To see is to beliefEranthis on my balconyfive floo...
- trustingthe snowdrops - my new shoes
- no bird song tires spinning on ice
- weekend planreward of escape readingafter chores a...
- northern wind -fine hail patterson the shuttervent...
- this springno one to mendthe fence...
- Waiting to Exhalereal bad news from hometears wate...
- spring morningthe daffodilstheir golden throats
- early springthe blackbird singsat twilight
- Winter Aconite peepsBlackbirds peckingapples circl...
- almost spring -my son can open the doorby himself
- unexpected thrill -spotting our firstdaffodil
- frosty morningpoinsetta on windowsillleans toward sun
- so soonthe last pristine patch of snowmy terrace
- nordic springabove the rutted snowyellow butterfli...
- A STORMY PAIRfirst snow, then ice,then snowwalking...
- Love Dayin supermarketsexpanded floral displaysfor...
- smoothingits little mauve dress...a crocus
- the nurse takes bloodsun through the windowdraws o...
- snow haze the sun or a day moon
- morning walk -the meadow's restlessnessbefore the ...
- cat's faceamongst spring flowers -a dead mouse ha...
- Awakeningweekend in gardencrocus spearing through ...
- Looking Ahead
- waste ground fence -children clothesin the februar...
- Deamingnew plant catalougesdesigning mobile garden...
- sunon the frosted ivya green beam
- early spring -the countless springsbefore the river
- cold mountain windan old man's weathered facein su...
- spring cleaning -after confessionthe day... brighter
- the crooked stackof boxed clementinesa running chi...
- staringat the calculatorTax Forms Arrive Moon* [*...
- match dayvendors selling flagsmulti-coloured crocuses
- spring sunset -the swans' feathers change colours
- spring harbingeran old roommatedances through my d...
- Change of Seasonselling the house -telling the gar...
- When I returned to my non-flooded home in New Orle...
- Many parts of New Orleans are still under renovati...
- culture day*rain washes the sootfrom the poet's gr...
- soft wind blowingaway all datahandwritten info on ...
- green patcheson his old trousers -a break in the cold
- new at craft storeplastic cherry blossomsdrape fro...
- snow and rain-familiar faces wave from a window
- reaching for a vest -cherry blossomladen with snow
- yesterday's snow melting by first lightfront lawn ...
- colors of springMardi Gras Bracelet
- Song for springfirst light sun calls to crocussoon...
- freezingicicles and ice...a chiming bell
- Winter journeyover snowy roadsdreams of spring wan...
- Layer
- Pre-Spring Cleaningafter weekend chores free time ...
- frosty morningswan buries its headin the finest sw...
- the tease
- sudden suncracks my bonesinto motion
- gettting in the spiritwearing fancyMardi Gras brac...
- among used condomsand crushed cans -daffodils
- Sap is risinggroundhog dayfirst leaves on patio pl...
- is it spring yet?
- Ground Hog Day —a head pops upabove my cubicle wall
- looking forwardcareful, not really believingspring...
- springslippery furrowsawait the seed
- Mexican springa round yellow leafrolls along the b...
- an early Spring start-a latté invitation cardfor a...
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7 comments:
Lovely. Gentle references to things that stay the same and things that change.
John, thank you very much.
JEM, thank you, you read my thoughts.
Very nice! And very touching.
Thank you very much, Patricia.
Love this one.
Welcome, Stephanie. Thank you very much.
Unusual to have the ellipsis at the end, but I really like this. It has real poignancy in a completely understated manner. Wow!
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