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Trees (Poem by Mary Oliver)
Heaven knows how many trees I’ve climbed when my body was still in a climbing way...
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Love Lessons (poem by Rosemerry Watola Trommer)
There were thousands of wild iris in the wide, damp meadow. Forty years later I remember it, still, the...
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Listen (Poem by Barbara Crooker)
I want to tell you something. This morning is bright after all the steady rain, and every iris, peony,...
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Audition Your Thoughts (New poem by Polly Castor)
You are not your thoughts, and not all thoughts are true or helpful, or even your own. You are...
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Just as Saplings (Poem by Lyn Asselta)
Just as saplings will grow from the crevices in a great boulder, splitting the stone with persistence and the...
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Motherhood a Gift (New Poem by Polly Castor)
I am so very grateful for this gift that keeps on giving. Festooned with so many ribbons...
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Gardens at Hill Stead Museum (Photos)
In this post, you can follow along and appreciate with me all this cultivated beauty.
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Maximum Strength (Poem by Rosemerry Whatola Trommer)
Starting the long drive home, I do not turn on the radio to hear news of the broken world...
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Spring Pointillism (New Poem by Polly Castor with Photos)
Dotted buds, tight fisted but yielding; scattered pecks of blossoms on trees; efflorescent dabs of white or blush pink...
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How I go to the Woods (Poem by Mary Oliver)
Ordinarily, I go to the woods alone, with not a single friend, for they are all smilers and talkers...
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April Hope (New Poem by Polly Castor)
Devastation recedes as compassion surges, while blooms ever so silently unfold, unnoticeable, until flagrantly and gorgeously displayed.
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What Cross Will We Hang From? (New Poem by Polly Castor)
Jesus aligned with God's consciousness and was raised from the dead to show us we could live forever. Now,...
