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Quote for today
“Forget about enlightenment. Sit down wherever you are and listen to the wind singing in your veins.” – John Walwood
Some Haiku Moments
the landscape whispers Exotic and luscious red grapes cuddle Be you uniquely One of a kind forever A lotus blossoms
In Tune with Nature
Today was another beautiful day. The temperature was perfect for gardening a little more and for just visiting with nature. I took a walk around the neighborhood and noticed the trees were starting to show off their foliage. The trees with bright red crimson leaves seemed to smile back at me. The trees in my … Continue reading "In Tune with Nature" […]
A Poem in Your Pocket Day
Originally posted on Melba Christie at Poemattic: Poets.org sponsors Poem in You Pocket Day (which was celebrated today) and which offers a wide variety of poems to use for the celebration of the day. Someone surprised me today with a beautiful poem she had written about the latest acts violence and terror that caused chaos in…
Good Day Sunshine
Originally posted on Melba Christie at Poemattic: Emily dickinson (Photo credit: Wikipedia) “The sun proceeds unmoved To measure off another day For an approving God.” – Emily Dickinson ? Good Day Sunshine So many have had something to say about you whether you were on the rise in the morning or falling into deep slumber…