flirty tendrils of the willow
frolick in the spring breeze –
a delightful fling
Pat
4/18/24
flirty tendrils of the willow
frolick in the spring breeze –
a delightful fling
Pat
4/18/24
delicate carpet
of magnolia blossoms –
a spring ritual
Pat
4/14/24
This canopied road hugs the contour of the mountainside.
To the left, a precipice.
The depth, more than I can put a distance to.
At the bottom, a river tumbles along, chatting in the wind as it goes.
I pause to nourish my soul.
Pat
4/2/24
A moment from my recent trip.
For dVerse Poets Pub where the prompt is “Contour”
To participate or just read go here.
here in this morning breeze
a flurry of blossoms
afloat, pleasing balsam
whose time has come
Pat
4/16/21
The elements of the Abhanga are:
I see her in your eyes
fight, determination
quiet affirmations –
true reflection
Pat
4/15/2021
The elements of the Abhanga are:
For Eugi’s Weekly Prompt where the prompt for this week is “Reflection”. To see other entries or to participate, go here
on passage of time –
camellias in full bloom
living life out loud
Pat
4/13/21
For https://ceenphotography.com/2021/04/12/fotd-april-13-dahlia/
a swift wind
pruning dead branches
spring cleaning
Pat
4/12/21
For Ronovan Writes Haiku where the prompt words are Branch & Swift. To participate or read others go here
I keep you
deep in my heart
you waltzed in
curled up
and never left
ever so often
I find myself hiding you
in my poetry
yes – I do keep you
deep in my heart
Pat
4/08/21
For dVerse Poets Pub where Grace is hosting and the prompt is body parts as metaphors To read or join in go here
as a brazen blue sky
frames this cheerful spring day
it casts light on the fray –
hard looks in play
Pat
4/03/21
#NaPoWriMo
(With all her antics, I googled her..a Northern Mockingbird)
This backyard of mine is at once a wild kingdom and a comedy skit. Yesterday was a gray, chilly and windy day bearing no resemblance to spring. I looked out to see her, the bird living in my tree that is, entering her nest.
The wind has been toying with that small tree all day. Really tossing it to and fro. I am thinking this was the reason for the loud twittering that had been filling the air on and off all day. A squirrel, traisping across the back fence found himself on the run. The nesting bird chased him down
and pecked him in the ass. I’ve never seen that before. I guess he was closer than she wanted him to be to her nest.
Today there was a repeat. Only, this time he was racing up and down the main trunk of the neighbor’s very tall tree and she was in hot pursuit! What is with this bird! Maybe they’re just friends. Romping. Or, maybe they’re just as crazy as us humans.
clouds scurrying
across a not so full moon –
spring feels out of sink
Pat R
4/04/20
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