Reflections Hang on. Or, Let go. 14 Jan 2015 Walking out from yoga class tonight, I stopped. A beautiful clutch of autumn leaves held on, unashamed to be the last among all that was gray and dismal. It…
Relationships Are you akin to kindness? 20 Oct 201420 Mar 2016 It's not news; as far as history traces our interactions, we humans have had troubles with one another. We get ourselves tied in knots worrying about the latest news: a…
DP challenge… Feel with your Eyes 9 Aug 20148 Sep 2014 There is beauty all around us, if we look beyond the guise we can see it with our fingers we can feel it with our eyes we can smell it…
DP challenge… The Pause Between 23 Jun 201424 Jun 2014 Between back yard and front, is a place where I lay things destined for garbage, things tattered and frayed I pause there to notice A beauty unseen As nature embraces…
Poetry… This is Where 2 Jun 2014 This is where blue meets blue, with open arms, where rainbows signal safe from harm. This is where dinosaurs meld into angel wings, where sand crabs wiggle and sea gulls…
DP challenge… On the Move: Church for Introverts 11 May 201411 May 2014 Fading fast, treasured steps and memories. Church for introverts. For Wordpress Weekly Photo challenge,On the Move Joan T. Warren Randy's iphone
DP challenge… Lessons Without Walls 9 May 20149 May 2014 Blue succumbs to brilliant washes of orange, raspberry and violet--each tipped with glowing golden aura. Not just above now, but reflected in the sea. Completeness. The sun melds into the…
Attempts at Humor… The Wiggly Pine 10 Aug 201326 Apr 2014 This is a little rhyme for kids who are a bit different, whether they're four, forty or a hundred and four. Its also for those who never had a problem…
Poetry Poetry Page 3 Aug 2013 Poetry bears opportunity, emotion, imagery, rhythm, thought and freedom. Boundless expression, relation, connection …
Poetry Poems from a Younger Me (17) 2 Aug 20139 Sep 2013 Like a blade of grass amidst meadows ~ i ~ so unnoticed yet so full of life -me, @17Continue reading "Poems from a Younger Me (17)"
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