We're hard-pressed to halt the sun and the moon singing together, each day
A place to gather words before they get lost.
We're hard-pressed to halt the sun and the moon singing together, each day
A tree, ripe with fruit, weighs heavily on its roots; then deer ease the load
I, she says, love – then paused - write out
We were walking as a chatty class, notebooks in hand, noticing creatures of soil and light;
counting trees
To hear her say it like that brought me a moment of joy, indeed
for #writeout
Do we endeavor to entertain you with words in three-line constraints?
A pear left too long on the fruit dish becomes mush; crush it into drink
A row of haystacks, like mole mounds lining the land; fields feed the future
A lone sunflower, grown by seed in the long weeds, succumbs to Autumn
I remember the time she told me I was doing it all wrong
Not a careful steeping, but a mad rush of hot water
She took my hand, and we let the kettle sing its song
then waited for the tea to make magic a little bit longer
for #OpenWrite
Each day brings delay as summer decays into Autumn's short embrace
for Algot
Even deep in night, leaves lose touch with their branches, tumbling in darkness
for #ds106 #DailyCreate