Two Walls, Same Lack of Water (New Poem by Polly Castor)
This is just a
different mirage
with the same
lack of water.
This is just a
different mirage
with the same
lack of water.
Everything is
enrobed in ice
like a wish not to
go outdoors today.
Are you taking
full advantage of
how it operates
and choosing an approach
that blesses best?
Wishing to sail and soar,
we are home again,
poised to start…
29 years ago, on December 29, we got married.
(Yes, I was 29 at the time.)
I’d say I’d write 29 reasons I’m glad I did
but
Here are some links to advent themed poetry both by Polly Castor and others. Merry Christmas Eve!
tizzy wizzy
so much going on
a flapping flock of thoughts
crowding in, all squawking
on the same branch…
We have a worthy day to claim
and must receive it with open arms,
letting it rush toward us
in glittering rays that softly murmur
how cherished we are.
Thank you for bounty
and beneficence, and for
the exact, wise, and astute
combination of your finest ideas.
Mushrooms
nudge and cling
everywhere
through the
wet and rain
with soggy feet
no wonder
they are shaped
like umbrellas
A turtle is always at home,
in water or on land,
indeed he carries his
security and safety and comfort
with him everywhere he goes…
Intentionally constructing
a good life takes a lot of
the same sort of internal patter
and similar blithe but
exact consideration
that goes into a great
abstract painting.
At a transition point:
out with the old
in with the new
seasons shift
on fulcrums of faith
pivoting with promise
and positive in premise.
Church is a framework for my week.
It gives structure to my days,
which would stretch forth
endlessly otherwise.