mother earth’s resistance
and father time’s persistence
in opposition forge
a gorgeous river gorge
–photo by me
gorgeous gorge
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light divine (shadorma)
i saw a
heavenly light shine
when i was
lost at sea.
was it truly light divine?
well, it was for me.
–photo by me
haiku 154
nature paints the sky
the prairie is her drop cloth
wildflowers abound
–photo by me
senryu 60
there are those who would
be happy to add you to
their mouthful of friends
–photo by me
Thoreau Quote
There is much to be said about the benefits of a walk in the woods. It can change the way we feel, improve our health, and lifts our spirits. In fact, there’s so much I could say about it, I’m going to cut right through to the heart of the matter with a succinct quote about it by Henry David Thoreau:
“I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees.”
–Photo by me
Sunday Thoughts
According to the Bible, Jesus said, “I am in the Father, and the Father is in me.”
Two thousand years later, Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson said, “I am in the universe, and the universe is in me.”
Are we missing something here?
–photo by me
shot of the day 8/12/23
in the crosshairs of my camera,
the fawn seemed to pose for the shot,
but then, like a silly young girl,
she stuck out her tongue and ran off
–photo by me
old souls
our souls are like barns–
the more weathered they become,
the more beautiful
–photo by me
limerick 62
the deer has his head held down low
so i’m wondering, a buck or a doe?
well, as i draw near,
it’s becoming quite clear–
he’s a buck, and he wants all to know
–photo by me
the fox
half dog, half cat
with a smidgen of rat
he’s hard to find
and photograph
we list his crimes
in nursery rhymes
from sour grapes
to fox in sox
he makes us laugh–
that sly ol’ fox
I’m reminded of that riddle of the goose, the fox, and the corn, and in case you haven’t heard it, it goes like this: a farmer has to get a goose, a fox, and a sack of corn across a river, but his boat is so small, he can only transport one at a time. Without leaving the fox alone with the goose, or the goose alone with the corn, how does he do it?
–photo by me
