a prismatic adventure. Am I asking what's the emotional difference between adventure & journey? Am I asking what's the difference in vibration between a hummingbird & robin? Am I asking what's the difference between a one-liner and a petite poem? By the way, if this prismatic adventure were sung, it would be performed by a song sparrow. On another note, should you ask, I think prisms are promises.
haiku (and not your usual 5-7-5)
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
A window always invites
a prismatic adventure. Am I asking what's the emotional difference between adventure & journey? Am I asking what's the difference in vibration between a hummingbird & robin? Am I asking what's the difference between a one-liner and a petite poem? By the way, if this prismatic adventure were sung, it would be performed by a song sparrow. On another note, should you ask, I think prisms are promises.
Sunday, April 26, 2020
Saturday, April 25, 2020
Today I'm seeing
pollen as caterpillar. Both very interesting sounding words. Actually, all words are interesting even the muscular yet petite prepositions. I'm thinking the tracks upon which language runs from point A to point B and everywhere in-between. One final comment on pollen. Pollen makes me think of egg yolks as a question emerges. What's for breakfast?
Friday, April 24, 2020
What a tree remembers
of a red winged blackbird. How sky hugs a tree. How a Red-Veined Darter or Nomad sees the one it loves. Bows & butterflies, too. A feeling of cherries. The fanciful is necessary now. Bring it inside, put it on the table, commit it to paper.
Thursday, April 23, 2020
What rushes by
seems to go faster when skies are grayed and grass appears lusher. And trees are locks of hair
hanging low. Isn't "hanging low" an amazing phrase? Apt for our time. What's for lunch? What's the title of the next poem?
Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Natural altars
alter the heart, feed the spirit, house the spirits. These magnificent beings create poems & are poems themselves. Also, trees inspire plants to be cooked, eaten & praised. Trees are organic nurturers, too.
Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Joy in the unexpected.
Fragile, fleeting with a life force to inspire. Tenacious, for sure. Like the seasonal whether wild berries or petite poems. Time harvests as and where she wishes.
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joy in the unexpected,
tenacious,
time harvests
Inside looking outward
and outside looking inward
Very much what the ripe does seasonally. Very much what a poem wishes for itself, too. The kitty is the arbiter of truth.
Monday, April 20, 2020
Kale and company
Vibrancy helps during a pandemic whether it's Spring being Spring or a strawberry thanking Balsamic vinegar for jazzing it up a bit. Salty blue cheese, walnuts, mandarin oranges, and mildly sautéed kale. Olive oil, a given. Perhaps not a traditional breakfast but a breakfast indeed. Some poems are like this breakfast -- vibrant words on a page taking a clue or comfort from its community.
Friday, April 17, 2020
They say bearded
I say ruffled. But beauty is beauty no matter the word used. A poem is a poem, if the one who crafted it, says so. A meal is tasty is the mouth says "yes." By the way "yes" is the universal word response to beauty. Royal, indeed.
Thursday, April 16, 2020
Ricotta is my new "peanut butter"
and it makes these carrot ribbons with mandoline-sliced raw beets with curry dressing & toasted pistachios quite the uplifting dish. Especially at this time, colorful nourishing food is what my senses crave. I'm thinking a recipe is like a blank page and the dish that ensues is what the pen offers paper. Convoluted, I know. Color it, the times. Be well. Eat good food. Happy carrot ribbons to all!
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