That moment of doubt
before dough becomes crust
before cloth becomes shirt
before words become poem
is part of the process.
Keep going.
Todays Poetry Friday Roundup is at There Is No Such Thing as a God-forsaken Town. Enjoy!
That moment of doubt
before dough becomes crust
before cloth becomes shirt
before words become poem
is part of the process.
Keep going.
Todays Poetry Friday Roundup is at There Is No Such Thing as a God-forsaken Town. Enjoy!
Dandelions blossom
in every other yard.
The yard without one broad-leaved "weed"
displays this warning card.
Someone ought to tell the robins,
Fly away! Stay clear!
Poisoned worms will poison you--
Don't eat here!
Poetry matters.
Democracy, too. Today,
postcards to voters.
Warm wind whispers, "Now!"
Calendar does not agree.
I can't help myself.
One reusable?
SEVENTY disposables?
Choose sustainable.
Happy Earth Day--and remember to bring your bag!
Marshy meander,
clutching dog-eared bird field guide.
Ducks...geese...pelicans!
At Horicon Marsh, we saw lots of Canada geese and red-winged blackbirds plus Northern Harriers, tree swallows, coots, and a variety of ducks: Northern Shoveler, blue-winged teal, redhead, ring-necked, mallard, and probably more. The pelicans were my favorites!
festive gathering
bunting strung from beam to beam
no balloons allowed
I'm tickled to see this bunting in use at the Urban Ecology Center's clothing swap today. I made it!
Nesting birds, tra-la!
Rabbits flip head over heels.
Hope is in the air.
Heidi Mordhorst has today's Poetry Friday Roundup at my juicy little universe. Enjoy!
rustling brushes twirl
street sweeper stockpiles debris
thunder on patrol
mesmerizing view
I could stay here all day long
watching spring unfold
brown creeper shadow
climbs sidewalk tree trunk shadow
my shadow watches
Waiting in the car:
portable machines, fabric,
supplies. Let's go sew!
Update: Volunteers at today's Bring Your Bag Shorewood Sewing Bee produced 26 handmade reusable shopping bags for the Shorewood Public Library and Hunger Task Force, Inc.--good for the planet and fun!
purple martin pairs
claim the best nest compartments
beneficial guests
We've just returned from a trip out of town, where I ran across gobs of lost things. Of course, I took pictures. Glad to be home. More to come!
Jone Rush MacCulloch has today's Poetry Friday Roundup. Enjoy!
binoculars raised
I focus on waterbirds
learning duck by duck
shiny plastic threads
dangle from oriole's nest
built to last and last
some days are too hard
tomorrow will be better
let's just try again
P.S. Rosy is fine. We had a long, lovely, tiring walk followed by a spectacular tick event. All will be well.
starling silhouette
perches, whistles, cackles at
starling silhouette
keeping one foot warm
goose guards rippling reflections
eyes us warily
Happy Poetry Friday! Irene Latham has today's Poetry Friday Roundup at Live Your Poem. Enjoy!
crashing waves reveal
sleek, polished inspiration
always free of charge
Note to Self
Purple notebook,
purple pen.
April is reason enough.
Write again.
chilly all-day rain
underneath the overhang
finch finds room to rest
Miss me? Miss you, too--
you and your icicle ears.
I'll wait here. Come back!
Happy National Poetry Month! This year's theme is Lost & Found. I'll try to post a new poem every day. Enjoy!