Raindrops pelt on skylight, white
But I’m deceived
The firmament lets loose of no deluge

Craning, catching better sight
Black specks, aggrieved
Last gasp in nature’s futile subterfuge

Now mute, the wingless creatures lie
No soil or mound
Will hold the future, soared toward, bravely sought

Not viable, death is nigh
Post storm, false ground
Formicidae left safe home for naught

*Inspired by Three Word Wednesday ~ Gasp, Mute, Viable

 

~ July 27, 2011 ~ Small Stone ~ 

1
to
ten
God
I’m glad
You always
accompany me
amongst herbs and blooms
beneath branches and boughs
to co-create a garden
abundantly healthy and nourishing
wherein from busy world I can retreat.
This is how I practice divinity.

 

~ July 26, 2011 ~ Small Stone ~

Look into corners
See grace in the mundane
Ever present, She

 

~ July 25, 2011 ~ Small Stone ~

Beyond the window

Basil, grapes and figs abound

Cardinals delight


 

~ July 24, 2011 ~ Small Stone ~

a tanka, cousin to haiku…
Plant well-chosen seeds
to alter society.
Respect, accept, love.
Nurtured fruits will bloom and grow.
Reap and share. Enjoy. Resow.

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