Hands of an old clock rotating in time and rhyme, in a slow creak now
A place to gather words before they get lost.
Hands of an old clock rotating in time and rhyme, in a slow creak now
A lone wolf howl the first full moon of the year gracing morning skies
joy is a tall tree with roots deeper than a mountain
love is, too, if you let it flourish on wonder, and settle in soil
inspired by Steve's metaphor poem
Fields home to flowers now lay dormant in winter, asleep in the cold
Thin strands of gossamer catch the dewy morning light -
if a body's angled just right, you just might wander through a world awash in spidery strands of glitter
Like sugar dusting the world this morning, it's sweet - these winter white streets
for Algot
There's no time to sleep when winter bears its cold breath and cubs awaken
Would the moon make a song if it knew I were the only one listening?
I think of the sound it might sing to me, as my dog puts her nose touching the ground on the first morning walk,
my boots and her paws beating rhythm on ice and snow, waiting on a melody
for #ds106
An ode to Janus begins with an open door, closing behind us
Dance to the rhythms of the ocean's push and pull; watching beach plovers