A past, scars, and embarrassment-- we all have them. So when that carousel of dreams comes along, bearing sepia photos, heed the call. Count your blessings and surrender.
My Amazon Review for Write Out Loud by @daphny_hoi08 on Twitter. A delightful short book of free-style poetry to settle nicely in your heart.
Do you agree that nature is our way back to the divine? Methinkso: Even wandering through industrialized concrete jungles, one can find a spiritual moment. Do you listen? Enjoy your summer.
A 6-lined Gogyohka I wrote for you today. I hope you enjoy it. Click on the link for details of this, almost no restrains poetry form.
Sweet is the lore which Nature brings; Our meddling intellect Mis-shapes the beauteous forms of things:— We murder to dissect. ~ by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH Let me introduce you to Medium.
In my first Lanterne series, I chose to break the rules a bit and ended up liking the result. I hope you like lanterns and lanterne form poetry, and that you liked what I wrote for you. Happy Summer.
Reading through 50+ poems made me feel as if I was contemplating rocks in a Japanese rock garden, where I looked far into the horizon & and got a glimpse into my life. Oh my! Love it.
"I know there are horrible, awful, tragic things going on in the world." ~ Merril "won’t you celebrate with me what i have shaped into a kind of life?” ~ Lucille Clifton.
Aren't seahorses graceful and lovely? They sure are, but they’re facing risk of extinction-- a sad reality. This little seahorse captured my fancy, so I wrote this poem for the prompt. Hope you enjoy it.
In this post today, I wish to tell you more about Octavio Paz and have you listen to the lovely story that made me appreciate this author. Told by Author Wade Bradford on YouTube, I invite you to give the story a listen as you go through your busyness. Enjoy.
I'm being nudged by a CNN Rolex Commercial: Call to earth, that sent me looking up a video on YouTube. I liked what I found so want to share with you.
A sad day for Japan today expressed with an Abhanga Poem to represent thunderstorm clouds that look like tussore-silk curtains over Japan. RIP, Former PM Abe.