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Royalty Arrives in Richmond
Four separate varieties of Daylily greet this sultry June morning—pale peach, bright yellow, tiger striped purple and blazing orange. Each one is given only a day to live, and yet they explode with joy at the living of it on … Continue reading
The Ladies at the Happy Table
The ladies at the happy table are not themselves tonight. One of them passed on last Saturday. She went down pretty suddenly—dehydration; a trip to the hospital; back to her room at the retirement center for a day or two, … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Dementia, Short Shorts, Uncategorized
Tagged Aging, care giving, Caring for elderly parents, Daughters, Dinner, elderly, Fathers, Flowers, food, Mothers, Poetry
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I Am Published Again
I am published again. My new anthology Make No Assumptions is now available on Amazon in paperback and kindle versions. It is an anthology of short stories, poetry and memoir. click here You can read more about it on my new page … Continue reading
Posted in Anthology, Poetry, Short Shorts, Uncategorized
Tagged earth, Feminism, food, Nature, Poetry, writing group
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Grounded-ness
Tie me down Tie me up Tie me to the river The ground I am grounded I choose this grounding This earthliness For a time—an age My home now—a tether for My spirit My soul My body I will learn … Continue reading
Denial
Denial When you look at her With different eyes You see that she was The prettier one Sad expression even then though Perhaps her older sister Denied her education Because she couldn’t Bear her to be the Smarter one too … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Feminism, Grandmother, International Women's Day, Menopause, Mental Health, Sisters
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Stardust and Playdoh
The planet spins round and round in a galaxy of other planets A universe of galaxies And we are nothing but stardust formed together like Playdoh All petty hatred and greed and striving for greatness is none but Foolishness All … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Dear Mr. Trump, foolishness, galaxies, Love, Nature, planets, Stardust, universe
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Gigantic Feet
A little girl Once learned to dance While standing on His gigantic feet He whirled her Around and around the room As she giggled down to Her own tiny toes Numb now These immense and precious plinths Are devoid of … Continue reading
Will You Listen?
Will You Listen? I am speaking To you Will you Listen? Through the starry Goddess in the sky Is she Mary? Mother Goddess? Or just me Calling you out To play? Through the cool Shady stone of This seat Hands … Continue reading
Posted in Divine, Flowers from my garden, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Birds, blue jay, crows, goddess, heat, Love, meditation, mourning dove, ocean, stars, Summer
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What I Want for My Children
Upward mobility—of course Don’t we all? But not in the form of things Like cars and jobs and houses The evolution I crave On their behalf Is upward mobility Of the soul The square toed repose Of nirvana The sacred … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Children, Evolution, Love, Mystics, Nirvana, Spiritual Evolution, Upward Mobility
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One Reason I’m a Little Nervous Lately
One day a few years back, I was worn out, and beaten up, and feeling sick to my stomach, and I had to get home from wherever I was, so I thought it would be a good Idea to stick … Continue reading →