catbird in a blue spruce
red robin on a black wire
I kick back, let the filtered sun
pour through the slatted fence
make its way into my comfort
temperature matches temperament
mild with little concern
Susan has created a fairy garden
for idlers like myself, men
who don't need to be somewhere else
the iced coffee jolts ever so gently,
a transcendental sparrow comes for afternoon tea
my chair pitched back, legs up
mind full of early summer intoxicants
I document ecstasy without a camera
here with only my G-2 Pilot ballpoint pen
my hand glides like falling water
over the edge and onto the page
oh my, another poem about nothing
oh my, another poem about everything
one day, one moment, one nano-second
of peaceful endorphins
swimming
in an aquarium
of alga-rich thought and whimsy
thankful
lovely plants and flowers, honey bees, no pain
Susan's fairy garden
Susan's fairy garden
If you do not change your direction
you may end up where you are heading
you may end up where you are heading
Re: Susan's fairy garden
A fine meditation for a lazy summer morn. The world here is green and moist, throbbing with Life - birds calling from the woods, chipmunks rustling through last year's leaf litter... while I was sitting outside this morning in the molded plastic lawn chair I retrieved from the dump, doing yesterday's crossword, a doe stepped out of the woods to browse in my driveway... the evening news is like some distant, war-torn, 3rd-world country...
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"If one could deduce the nature of the Creator from a study of creation, it would appear that He has an inordinate fondness for beetles." -- evolutionary biologist J B S Haldane, (1892-1964)
"If one could deduce the nature of the Creator from a study of creation, it would appear that He has an inordinate fondness for beetles." -- evolutionary biologist J B S Haldane, (1892-1964)
Re: Susan's fairy garden
Now that's Livin' ! SO many of us need that type of life, sans stress... unnecessary, friggin' stress... society's killer.sasha wrote: ↑June 15th, 2020, 3:09 pmA fine meditation for a lazy summer morn. The world here is green and moist, throbbing with Life - birds calling from the woods, chipmunks rustling through last year's leaf litter... while I was sitting outside this morning in the molded plastic lawn chair I retrieved from the dump, doing yesterday's crossword, a doe stepped out of the woods to browse in my driveway... the evening news is like some distant, war-torn, 3rd-world country...
Loved this piece! Thank you, sasha.
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Re: Susan's fairy garden
thanx for the feedback ya'all
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Re: Susan's fairy garden
the way i feel about doreen's tea party on studio8
studio eight on a perfect start to a late spring morning in the pre-dawn light
thanks for sharing her garden
reminds me of:
studio eight on a perfect start to a late spring morning in the pre-dawn light
thanks for sharing her garden

reminds me of:
View From Home
(Bryan Bowers)
Black crow sitting on a red roof, house on a hill
Old yellow truck in the driveway got some miles on her still
Out front the pavement's buckled where the roots have taken hold
To the south lies the mountain, a glory to behold
Re: Susan's fairy garden
you're right truck, doreen's garden is a sweet place to relax
nice rhyming stanza.....
nice rhyming stanza.....

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