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Green River

  Green River Wind powers the spindrift waves Waves of green branches Green branches at forest’s edge Churn like rapids in a river Wind currents as insistent as the flow of water Create an emerald waterfall

Colorful Life

  Colorful Life Water pours from the heavens Color arrives through the flood Raindrops sparkle silver as they hit the pond Oriole gold at the feeder Mallard green in the pond Multicolored wood duck as well Robins bob their red breasts through the meadow  And, grass and trees, winter-barren, become spring green A world transformed

Back Seat Driver

  Back Seat Driver We know one. Well, she’s in the family. How does she do it? How does she drive from the back seat? No, it’s not with extra long arms and legs. It’s this: she has a counterpart, a loving husband, Who is a great, safe, front seat driver, And patient to the nth degree. After all, it’s the back seat driver, all kidding aside, That shows her love and concern this way for all aboard.

Spring Sunrise

  Spring Sunrise The golden sun creates shafts of light through the budding trees.  Brilliance  showers down  through  green-gold leaves. Robins, little orange suns themselves,  bounce through tiny blossoms of blue, A cardinal dips his bill in his favorite color, the red of raspberry jelly in the bird feeder. Sunlight sparkles on the surface of the pond, riffled by our resident mallards. A chipmunk surveys it all atop his favorite perch, the rock wall of the waterfall. Cottontails, four of them, chase each other in the mating ritual of spring. A beautiful start to a day in early May. 

May Day

  May Day Weather warming Rain pouring Grass greening Trees budding Annuals emerging Rabbits chasing Cardinals kissing Mallards mating Robins hopping Redwings winging Wood ducks pairing Spring springing

Nothing

  Nothing I have nothing to write about today. Maybe tomorrow I’ll have something, but today nothing. So I guess I’ll write about nothing today. But then isn’t nothing something? If nothing is something to write about, it must be something. Isn’t THAT something!

Rain

  Rain First drip-drop, then pitter-patter, then sprinkle, then drizzle, then shower, then downpour, then cloudburst, then deluge, then thunderstorm, then cats and dogs, then flood, then (hopefully for you) still afloat.