Let this story unfold, As nature is stripped of sleepy white gray. Between dripping ice, And soft running water. Something grows within sight, As a secret brought into the light. Truth will find a way, Devoid of shame and pinpricked with guilt. We are on the edge of an ever changing sphere, A voice ready … Continue reading Sing of Spring- Michael Erickson
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Spring’s arrival – Eugenia
spring, it’s lollygagging words unwritten thoughts aimless passions quieted. time to rise and spill caffeinated words enter the dawn, words stirred with purpose giggling flowers and laughing trees sunlit fields mingle with the breeze nature glows with spring not even a worm's yawn will hinder a masterpiece. © Eugenia Hoffman Photo by Jonathan Petersson from Pexels
I Live For Green- Michael Erickson
Now is the time for excitement, As my side of this globe tilts toward the sun. Warmth returns to these coldest parts, As I remember once forgotten dreams. Peace do I find as life digs deep, Awakening in that which was once frozen. Endless does my soul stretch, No longer worried by frost bitten thoughts. … Continue reading I Live For Green- Michael Erickson
Refreshing – Eugenia
a new season arrives with ease and simplicity. mother nature smiles with pride while kindred souls embark on new pursuits, their high hopes whoosh with greatness, their plans mapped out with consideration and preciseness. to galumph would be unfortunate. a new life chapter is prepared and willing to be written while standing on the edge … Continue reading Refreshing – Eugenia
Throwback Friday – The long way home – Eugenia
blue birds in song, their laughter transported to the colors of my mind lest our thoughts hued in darkness spring migration takes us home © Eugenia Hoffman image source - lovethispic.com
Maybe Again Tomorrow, by Donna Matthews
maybe I’ll wake up savor a hot cup of coffee in the quiet morning light watch the birds and squirrels spar fight over the fallen seed maybe I’ll grab the babe my son’s son living with me, with his dad and his mom maybe later we’ll go for a walk see more birds, perhaps a … Continue reading Maybe Again Tomorrow, by Donna Matthews
Blissful days
trees laughing birds sing sounds of music drift timely a spring concerto sunrises to show the way sunsets to renew purpose © Franci Eugenia Hoffman A gander at me – I enjoyed a dedicated career in the insurance industry for over 20 years being rewarded both professionally and personally. Now it’s time for me to … Continue reading Blissful days
Throwback Friday – Spring Shower – Eric (EDC Writing)
'Spring Shower' first fell into place two years ago this week - this its first time at the Cafe. ..... Red kites ever circling crapping on the washing big birds no argument quick cycle re-hang damn it now it’s raining Doves on the fence at it don’t they ever stop clouds rung dry again washing … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Spring Shower – Eric (EDC Writing)
THROWBACK FRIDAY: Chorus, By Donna Matthews
bursting wide eager to please us your white show reaching up serenading the blue sky warm wind the chorus © 2014-2020 – Donna Matthews The Shadorma poem is six lines with a 3-5-3-3-7-5 syllable count. It can be composed with single or multiple stanzas. You can learn more about poetry styles here. Hey y'all, thanks … Continue reading THROWBACK FRIDAY: Chorus, By Donna Matthews
THROWBACK FRIDAY: Truth-Telling Tree, By Donna Matthews
Check out this tree. It's a truth-telling tree. See her colors? The deep magenta, the rosy pink, and almost white. The truth she's sharing is about you and me. I think we all agree, our integrity important. Our yesses yes and noes no. The self we present to the world is known as whole and … Continue reading THROWBACK FRIDAY: Truth-Telling Tree, By Donna Matthews
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