Category Archives: Poems

Happy Poetry Friday! The prompt this week from the Nevermores was to “write a colorful poem – inspired by a color, full of many colors, or simply containing color.” My thoughts immediately went to the cardinals I watch in the … Continue reading →

Welcome to Poetry Friday! Do you love candles? I place candles around the house as decorations, but I often forget to burn them. Last Christmas I started a candle that burned so beautifully, I anticipated lighting it each evening. It … Continue reading →

“Then, abruptly as they came, they’re gone, and the lawn is full of emptiness.” – from Snow Geese by Barbara Crooker Happy Poetry Friday! One of my least favorite fall chores is getting my flower gardens ready for winter. It … Continue reading →

Happy Poetry Friday! The top of the flowering cherry tree in our backyard is visible from the window of my office desk. This morning, when I lifted the shade, the sun was hitting it in a way that made it … Continue reading →

Happy Poetry Friday! Lately I’ve been waking to the poetry of Barbara Crooker, thanks to Poetry Friday friend, Karen Edmiston, who happens to be hosting today. Karen posted a poem by Barbara Crooker a few months ago, and I immediately … Continue reading →