when our dog grew old
we carried her out and in
sighs and wagging tail
when our dog grew old
we carried her out and in
sighs and wagging tail
slip into cold clothes
your body still warm from sleep
enjoy the shiver
a friend posts pictures
Berlin’s pink blossom in bloom
here our trees in bud
day begins softly
muted colours, muffled sounds
the coo-ing of doves
far mist-shrouded hills
close-by hopeful trees drip, from
freshly budding twigs
three slender magpies
a large crested bird calls out
claims the largest tree
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toast and marmalade
a mug of fresh pressed coffee
a personal space
a bowl of hot soup
three fat little carrots steam
a spoon slowly stirs
that temporal shift
a discombobulation
of the heart and mind
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