February light
on the trees
easy to imagine
their new growth
in Spring
February light
Category: Blogs and Hope
late January
late January
new snow on a tree
by the window
snow in the fields
snow in the fields
and resting on branches
winter in Wisconsin
Large Print Poems
We achieved 100 Posts at Large Print Poems this week. As we create this large print resource, I am adding images that are easy to view.
Psalm 140
I know that the LORD will maintain the cause of the afflicted,
and the right of the poor.
Psalm 140: 12
Poems From Psalms And Nature: July 2010 to the present
I began Poems From Psalms And Nature on July 18, 2010.
My first post was Psalm 46 Be Still . . .
Be still, and know
that I am God
Psalm 46: 10a (KJV)
Native Plants was from July 27, 2010.
learning more
about native plants
I too thrive best
where I belong
One of my goals with Journal Notes Blog is to review my work so far, including my handwritten journals. I also enjoy learning about design from WordPress.com, and trying different themes. The Psalms and nature are a part of my daily life.
A new image, and/or a different design, can give an old poem new life. There are many readers. A poem familiar to one person is new for another. I know I enjoy rereading poetry.
Poems written over time may form a book. Quiet Christmas Poetry is both a large print chapbook and free site.
And I always feel that I am just beginning, and I love to learn. Art grows over time. I have found that my blogs lead to practice and poems. And when I have needed to rest more, that is good as well. The years and seasons vary. Grateful.
haiku
morning prayer
water birds flying north
stay close to water
Published in Take-out Window: Haiku Society of America 2014 Members’ Anthology, edited by Gary Hotham.
My haiku was first published in SMILE, 67, 2010.
