a world turned so cold
the sound of tumbling pebbles
washed up on the shore
a world turned so cold
the sound of tumbling pebbles
washed up on the shore
delicate pink wash
a smudge above a treeline
on a dark canvas
little cushioned cheeks
tiny fingers stretching out
welcome little man
in modesty the
elephant’s ears hang over
it’s fine pink flowers
a wind picking up
changing its direction
a door slamming shut
thinking it traffic
that steady tinnitus drum
banging in my ears
blue skies winter sun
birds singing along the path
the draw of a desk
waiting for a friend
standing under the poplars
I feel so small
old man in the rain
stuck on a traffic island
conflicting currents
a flock of seagulls
excavators hard at work
the stench of landfill
Musings from an insignificant writer
more that just a path
A Journal of Poetic Observations
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Ellen Grace Olinger
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