The sadness of death
Brings friends of friends together.
After winter, spring.
The sadness of death
Brings friends of friends together.
After winter, spring.
Once a round table
Now gridlocked rows and columns
We raise hands to speak
In a place of flood
Beating hearts do remember.
Will never forget
After sleep and play
The call of work insists and
With joy I submit
happiness watching
a dog and two cats sleeping
extravagantly
cat curled in my lap
he loves me, or wants to pull
the warmth from my bones
Shadow on the wall
A parody of movement
Shadows don’t feel pain
She paints a pink sky.
Trees dressed in golden ribbons
Gift of happiness
Love lies a-bleeding
Diamond smile, honey lips
Blood red hunger’s kiss
What does the dog sense
of pets once loved; sleeping now?
A midnight garden
I dream so I write ..
New Ideas, New Forms
Musings from an insignificant writer
14 hectares of thrills, spills and fun!
A Journal of Poetic Observations
Pictures and Poetry, Picture Poetry
My Journey on the Lonely Road to Deaf Acceptance
Ellen Grace Olinger