cup from a thrift store
on my grandmother’s
straw chest
near the window
fills with light
early morning – Poems From Psalms And Nature
new leaves
on the birch tree
study window in Spring
new leaves – Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
mid-May
marsh marigolds
along the road
especially beautiful
this year
new green leaves
on trees that knew
the colors
of dramatic autumns
in silence sometimes
and in small ways
new dreams grow
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
Pot of Tulips, by Kate Greenaway, is courtesy of Reusable Art.
I received the new Pinyon Review from Pinyon Publishing.
This issue is Number 17, Spring 2020.
“Limited Edition, Hand-Sewn.”
Susan Entsminger is Editor.
early June morning
pelicans fly over the water
a deer walks through the yard
new carnations
in an old glass vase
by the window
poinsettia and lily plants
placed by the back patio door
only yesterday
and still in the house
new green
on evergreen branches
an image loved for years
the small new growth
and lilacs bloom
Journal Poem
June 6, 2019
Ellen Grace Olinger
The carnation is courtesy of wpclipart.
how small the song
of an unknown bird
quiet memories
sunrise
daffodils bowed by rain
recover
after a warm day
and worth the wait
forsythia
I wonder
what today’s poem may be
lilacs in the wind
Ellen Grace Olinger
