
snow in the flowers
has all too quickly become
flowers in the snow
–photo by me

snow in the flowers
has all too quickly become
flowers in the snow
–photo by me
o mother earth
giver of all life
you wear your
jewel-encrusted
flowing blue robe
like a great queen
your shimmering
emerald auroras
crown your brow
with ghostly tiaras
you are a tiny isle
of life in a vast
ocean of death
you are a bright
sky-blue tv screen
in a pitch-black
living room
they say that those
who’ve seen your
sphere of life
against the utter
emptiness
of space are
forever changed
shatner cried




–photos by me

come along
don’t make a fuss
just hop aboard
the magic bus
and head out to
the woods with us–
we’re going to have
some fun;
there’s herbs
and mushrooms
everywhere
and wildflowers
for your hair–
the eager elves
and fairies there
already have
begun
–photo by me

I stopped out at Stephanie’s farm today to check on Skittles. Yea, she has a new name; we could hardly call her Blue Eyes anymore– they’ve turned dark brown in the last few months. Skittles, apparently, has something to do with the fact that the dogs follow her around; I didn’t inquire further.
She lost her spots a while ago, and is growing fast. I took some video of her bounding around the place, but I haven’t edited it yet. She sure seems happy, though, and I’m glad she’s accepted there as one of the gang.
I think she may be a little too dependent on Stephanie, the way she follows her around. I read a story once about a gal who also took in an orphaned fawn, and it became so attached to her that it would jump in the shower with her. Stephanie assured me her situation wasn’t that dire… yet.
It was a nice visit, but when feeding time came, it was time to get out of the way!

–photos by me

if you go hiking
to get away from it all–
you’ll bring it with you
be out there to be out there
and for no other reason
–photo by me

in the wilderness
we’re still under surveillance–
by mother nature
–photo by me
when going to the polls
let us open our eyes
to the self-serving souls
of the wolves in disguise–
instead of debating
they keep pushing lies
creating more hating
to our nation’s demise




–photos by me

water nymphs
gather on the lakes
like a mist
before dawn,
but as soon as morning breaks
they are quickly gone
–photo by aaron