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Sunflower Boy
Was it a giant sunflower floating across the Longsuffering dirt front of that Bedraggled apartment building? I smiled My heart lifted Was that miserable landlord ascending to some newfound level of decency? I drew closer to see what was afoot … Continue reading
Tend My Garden
It’s not gardening or Writing It’s gardening so that I can write Nourishing so that I can create Healing so that My heart is free
Posted in Flowers from my garden, Gardening, Mind, Poetry, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged earth, Flowers, Gardening, Gardening to write, Heart, Mind, Nature, Poetry
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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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The Ladies of the Guild
The Ladies of the Guild They know all the rules The customs The graces They can fuss over details Like nobody’s business Mores you never knew existed What season Which cloth Who gave it And why What happened to The … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Altar Guild, Church, enchantment, Episcopalians, Flowers, Rules
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