The summons-
winter wildflowers
waterfalls frozen in a moment.
The birds SANG!-
two season intertwine
guardians of Spring's door.
Skyscrapers in the woods-
dance of joy
Spring serenade.
Small masterpieces-
golden warrior
the knowledge of trees.
Love in the lilacs-
Comforting cooBeauty, gratitude, peace.
Ombre blue-
innocence
stillness' illusion.
Summer lights-
embrace or wither
a square of sunshine
jewels of a storm.
Flowers= memories and smiles-
some love for shade
am I that acorn?Caught in a glance-
beams of heaven
summer slips to September.
Reiterate wishes-
behold the beauty
nature= truly me.
The beauty in an ending-
fading mask
maturing to let go.
Bathing in a forest-
beautiful or horrific?shining delight- December sunlight.
A whispered wish-
triggered transformation
accumulating quiet.
Beautiful winter blues-
a cry unfrozen
a poetic round of seasons.
I honestly can't believe that I have been posting to this blog for a year. The first post was February 15, 2021. I have walked and written through all four seasons. I hoped to have captured the beauty that nature possesses during the changing seasons in my words and photos.
The above poem is a Found poem. I just took the titles of my blog posts in order and the above poem is the result. I was surprised at how well the titles could flow from one to the other- well,except- Am I that acorn?
I want say thank you to...
- you, the reader. I hope you have enjoyed the posts and experiencing the awe the can be found in nature.
- Jen Knight Laffin for inviting me to Time to Write and Teach Write. You made me be able to say- I AM A WRITER! Your coaching was so valuable to me. It made me be able to put my words out into the world.
- Donnetta Norris and Teach Write for offering courses that helped me develop as a writer and specifically how to begin a blog. Donnetta - you were a wonderful teacher!
- Greg and Felicia for going on hikes with me in all types of weather.
Congratulations on completing a year of reflective poetry on the nature you have experienced. Well done!
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