Yet ANOTHER poem in the stash I came across! Photo by Roberto Nickson on Pexels.com New Mexico Nights Summer nights Hot under a Bright New Mexico moon. Adults laugh Sip Cherry Wine Homemade Under the tree. Neighborhood roaming Toad catching Tree climbing Cousins. Those New Mexico Cousins Rough and tumble T-shirts. Farmers tans Friendly Fun.
Poetry
A Single Moment
Another of the poems I found recently! A Single Moment Gauzy, dreamy heat The sun high Shimmers And Pale She takes one look Over her shoulder Takes his hand And leaves us Behind.
Because of Lives
I stumbled across some old journals I kept while I was working. They took me right back to a time. A place. A state of mind. Because of lives Today I taped the windows Removed all Line Of Sight Items. A protective measure - In a climate of fear In a culture of guns It … Continue reading Because of Lives
Tide pool
It is a lovely spring day And I am tempted to wander down, Down to the water's edge And explore the tidepools Like I did when I was child. I am tempted to scramble over rocks, Slick and slippery. Searching for sure footing, Stepping with lightness and grace, Maneuvering safe paths, Looking for hidden pools, … Continue reading Tide pool
When We Were Wild Things
This poem is a riff off of another poem by George Ella Lyons. As a teacher I would use the lesson the author provided and help students create "I am From" poems, which were always beautiful. I never took the initiative to write one myself... I would model lines here and there, but was always … Continue reading When We Were Wild Things
Dream Catcher
Because I cannot believe how busy I feel, and how guilty I feel not meeting my goal of posting. A poem a day in April.... Dream Catcher I cannot believe The hustle and the bustle of it. The crazy, chaotic Spin of it. And yet, It feels like just yesterday The nights were long And … Continue reading Dream Catcher
Single Drop
It is poetry month and I was committed to write a poem -a-day. But, darn it, life happened. I have had to settle with reading poetry and trying to weave a poetic line or two into academic writing. So I prime my pen, get back to the thing. Today the prompt is drop: Those April … Continue reading Single Drop
April Poetry
I set a challenge to write a poem a day, because it is April, because it is Poetry month - and so far have been*OK* about meeting that challenge. Why do the mornings go too fast for me to finish a poem, why does my husband talk to me at just the wrong time? Anyway, … Continue reading April Poetry
Reading Respite
Halfway through Poetry Month. Looking back, I can tell poems that were a chore... rushed to meet some self-imposed participation deadline, and the ones that easily came to me. All in All, it is great fun to explore poetry! While that cyclone Called LIFE whirls Outside these doors, My bright little library Filled with cheerful books, Lining shelves Neatly, Neatly Offers … Continue reading Reading Respite
Poem for a Friend
The prompt word today in Perspicacious. I had to look it up, and realized that while it is a *fun* word, it is not pretty enough for a poem. In case you don't know what it means, this Poem is the definition: Perspicacious: A Poem That friend who Makes you laugh, Makes you think, Makes … Continue reading Poem for a Friend
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