Feasting, Fanfare, and a Very Determined Walk
Today is the Feast of the Ascension, and the clock is grinning at five. A little late for heaven’s early-bird … Continue reading Feasting, Fanfare, and a Very Determined Walk
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Bare Limbs
Greening light, bare limbs growing bright, bare limbs wake and sway, as green life finds its way. Spring has sprung, … Continue reading Bare Limbs
Directing The Unruly
At present, nature’s cycle lays down its campaign— blue forget-me-nots spread like a polite little carpet, with purple and yellow … Continue reading Directing The Unruly
Mother’s Day
Over the years, we look back and remember the women who helped shape our lives and this year was no … Continue reading Mother’s Day
Time To Wean Myself Off The Helium
I’ve got a little chronic inflammationcamped out in my belly like it paid rent.I feel like I over‑inflated myselfparty balloon, … Continue reading Time To Wean Myself Off The Helium
Why You Should Care
Why should they care— when your face goes full loading screen as a friend announces, “She’s an author and a … Continue reading Why You Should Care
A Poem In Your Pocket
Can rip you to the core Make you soar through the back door Explore Bangor from the floor Bring you … Continue reading A Poem In Your Pocket
Training
I laugh, looking back. The years speed up— Florida traffic when the snowbirds arrive. Red lights feel optional—unless you remember … Continue reading Training
Chasing Hope
I try to catch up— to the woman climbing the hill ahead of me, the same rise of pavement I … Continue reading Chasing Hope
Calm After The Storm
Today we awaken—soft light trembling on our faces—First, to absorb the hush of shock,emotions streaming from tired eyes,hands worn by … Continue reading Calm After The Storm
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