Ellen Grace Olinger
after rain sun
in the garden
where green plants
still grow and today
begins anew
My new poem, after rain sun, is from Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin yesterday. You may also be interested to read and view Poems: Rain and Seasons from the same site. One example:
rain
on new seawall
built with limestone
from a Wisconsin
quarry
small waves to shore
one song after another
fades to silence
Lake Michigan is always changing.
I was listening to music by Karen Marie Garrett “Award-Winning Pianist and Composer.”
Previous posts in my new Lake Michigan series:
Lake Michigan: Seasons and Years
home from the store
Queen Anne’s Lace
by fields of corn
water
for the begonia
and hosta petals
on the lawn
small vase of daylilies
for the sunroom
goldenrod grows tall
above the windowsill
bees, butterflies, and
hummingbirds visit
by the windows
But it is good for me to draw near to God:
I have put my trust in the Lord GOD,
that I may declare all thy works.
Psalm 73: 28
tree branches
and orange lilies
across the yard
by the garage
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