Puddles on the road are such a distraction along my daily walk. Isn't this one wild? And here's a poem that may suggest some questions:
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Puddles on the road are such a distraction along my daily walk. Isn't this one wild? And here's a poem that may suggest some questions:
A snowy picture from the Wasatch Range, from our trip in October. And a special seasonal poem:
I had never seen snow geese until a couple of years ago. They fascinate me as Canada geese never have. Here's a photo ^ and the poem resulting from a recent sighting.
This poem is what happens when I watch Netflix' "Life on our Planet," narrated by Morgan Freeman, and then drive through thick fog on the last dark day of November, and then process, as I usually do, by writing a poem.
We've had a couple of very windy days, so I had a couple of very windy walks down Lake Street. Then came December. Here's the poem I wrote after reading James Crews' "Light and Dark."