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Poem: Namildae Spa
Sand scrubs my feet Hot yoga as I leap from towel to shore Seaweed fronds swipe my skin Was that an instant facial? I swim through their greeting The strong hands of the sea roll me here and there...
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Poem: Ferry Me
The ship accepts my gasping dream Ten hours at sea Ferry me The breeze greets my broken heart Sea air delivery Ferry me The night sky meets my weary eyes Timeless and forgiving Ferry me – About the...
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Poem: God’s Country …a Haiku
Mountains, trees and plains Fill my eyes, my heart, my soul Home in God’s country – About the poem: Today I moved from my childhood home where I was staying Denver to the town where we raised our...
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Poem: A Kid, A River …kids and nature are a perfect fit!
A kid A river An hour or two Is enough of a plan Is plenty to do – About the poem: Sometimes, it’s hard to get kids out of the house. Away from the computer, the TV, the phone, friends, and the...
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Poem: When invited in
What can change a glass From half empty to half full? What can conquer the pain of loss Replacing it with sweet memories? What can sweep regrets away Leaving a clean heart, a fresh start? What can...
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Poem: Dance it Off
Shoulders, chest, hips Smooth slides, slips Bump, bump, bump Vine, turn, stomp and jump Single, single, double Keeps me outa trouble Party Rock Anthem All the Single Ladies And Beat It Metala, Sacala...
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Poem: Nature Time …a Haiku
Teach me to tell time Not with minutes and hours But with clouds and rocks . About the poem: This morning while walking at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Golden, Colorado, I was moved by seeing and being...
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Poem: Saxophone croons
The saxophone croons The sultry voice swoons The drums and snare are low My heart begins to slow Listening to The bluesFiled under: Love Goes On - Poem, Poem Tagged: blues, calming, healing, Music
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Poem: Rub My Back
A wife loses her better half A son loses his dad Side by side, smiling Talking with visitors Every once in awhile Strong hands on mom’s shoulders Slow circles on her neck and back She didn’t need to...
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Poem: Limbnastics NaPoWriMo #17 Haiku
forest gymnastics searching, stretching, balancing playground limbnastics . About the poem: I was with friends yesterday in the park. The boys climbed the tree and I was thrown back into the...
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