Tag Archives: Birds

FEBRUARY’S HEART IN ONE LATE MORNING MOMENT

The sightof some yellow brown growthsstretching up in rounded clumpsto pepperthe long green-needled pine branches. Some little chirpy, shaky noisesthat my being detectsare actually birds, not just blipsfrom someelectronic gizmowarning this or that,perhapsthat the poweris aboutto run out. Ribbons blue … Continue reading

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HIGH AND LOW ON A NOVEMBER SATURDAY

November Saturday. . .music to playan instrumentand things to dobut wondering whatwas meantby and for this day. . . a clear blue skyshatteringly brightthe for-now restored flowof the for-years-thirsty creek below, and above,a bevy of scrub jayshere and there,yack and … Continue reading

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A LITTLE BIRD HAS BROKE ITS LEG

What if a little bird has broke its leg, and sits there like a stone, with beating heart in stair step way and all alone? You look away and fathom what to do. . . Meantimes pass. . . It’s … Continue reading

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LIFE RUNS THROUGH ITS PACES

One thing’s true no matter what Life runs through all its paces both making broad and bold-brushed strokes and trickling through scant, puny places, and it leaves sometimes little clue on ginger-light, gently trod thickets or highway-byway beaten paths where … Continue reading

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SPRING IN SOUND

Birds tweet shrill like the tiny filaments that string a twig-bowed drag across a too-small violin. The freeway rush, the popping violets– both signs of growth predicaments that fan and flag, just as the breeze-blown grass spurts in the spring.

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A LITTLE GENTLE RAIN FOR YOU

Pitter patter on curved edge of the umbrella, and on the top where it lays flatter, come sprinkle-drizzle gentle drops, My ready ear bends out to hear, what I then send on to you through pixil dots– a little of … Continue reading

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LIFE SIGNS LOW, TIDE HIGH

Life signs low. But tide is high. Seagulls guard their new and stagnant bay-filled lake, a crater in the cool beach sand. Sandpipers flit at water’s edge and sit, and flap and peck and talk in wait. Hell’s here with … Continue reading

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STIMULATING MORNING WATCH

A wooded walk– not one just pulled from daily stock– all seemed so still. . . until I heard a muffled ruffle. . . and looking up, I saw the freshly landed feathers settle on the wings of an overlording, … Continue reading

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THE FACE OF MY MOTHER, THE FACE OF MY FATHER

The face of my mother. . . the face of my father. . . the face of my brother– all of these I see in the mirror. . . Struggling hard not to be dusted under the rug, forgotten or … Continue reading

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UNPLUG TO LOOSE YOUR HEART’S DESIRE

Unplug. See what secrets of your self and heart’s desire make their egress, free and relaxed enough to solidify, and then, take off, and fly as graceful as egrets, in concert with your soul, once they from their cozy hiding … Continue reading

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