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“No spring nor summer beauty hath such grace as I have seen in one autumnal face."
--John Donne O Harvest MoonThe oak are
of spectacular trees
whisper so many things
infinite movement
of their hidden spirit
so alive!
so full of love!
strong as the rocks!
s... OAKIf you can make sense of this, you are a better psychoanalyzer than I am a poet. ;-) Obliquei wrote the following poem honouring the earth xox ♥
(The final line of poem speaks of the dangers of Fracking harming our waterways through coa... ObserveThis pelican sure puts a new meaning to ''You''ve struck oil'' My heart bleeds with the devistation in the gulf and what should be the ocean ''blue''... Ocean of Tearsbeing by the ocean reminded me
of this fun poem, a repost;-)
<embed src="http://www.authorsden.com/adstorage/4750/ipanema.mid"hidden="false"border... Oceanic PartyOut of sight, out of mind. The oceans are thought to be endless and impervious to our behavior. Aside from the obvious affects of all of our trash a... Oceans Away! It is a gray Saturday morning. Rain is falling outside which is not a bad thing. It has been a dry season this fall and we need the rain. Somehow,... October RainLast night; October 5th. 2009 we had a beautiful full moon. Thus, I wrote this: Octobers’ Full MoonAn ode to the beauty of autumn and the often times drastic changes in the weather as autumn becomes winter. Author''s note: This is my first attempt i... Ode to Autumn GloriesThanks to Ron Hull for passing these pictures along from somewhere in Canada. The northern pike in the picture is 55 lbs, 56inches in length. The pike... Ode to Northern PikeThis poem is a draft for my next book in which it will be profusely illustrated with photographs of trees and tree spirits - beings captured in the f... Ode to Pan... No corner of my room will escape your careful attention to detail. ....
Image (c) 2008, Karla Dorman Ode to Storm“We all want to see Sunshine after Moonlight.” Jan Jansen
Ode to the SunOur little band of deer at Coolwater has grown to about 10 now. They stop by at a predictable hour each morning.
Photo: Patrick Granfors Oh DeerThe Houston metropolitan area of about 5 million people narrowly missed being hit by a disaster that would have overshadowed the terrible flood from h... Oh Louisiana!What? It''s fun you say, killing innocent creatures is fun, it''s too bad it happened when we needed to, it''s not meant for folks who have to, sad as... Oh my God,I can''t speak for anyone else, but as an Atlantic Canadian, I''m FED UP with old man winter! It''s stormy here again...we''ve had a storm every week ... Old Man WinterSmoke from fires is filling the air here. In the photo you can see how smoky it is just by comparing the trees on each side of the street. Old Mr. SummerBeautiful though she is on the surface,
what cannot be seen below,
we should worry therein,
As our oceans are dying but slow...
We have the ability t... ole mom ocean speaks
“You have everything you need for complete peace and total happiness right now.”
Wayne W. Dyer
On A Lakeshore at DuskToday, Oct. 8th, is the Second Term of Dew Season, the 17th Solar Term. A solar term is any of 24 points in traditional East Asian luni-solar calendar... On the Day of the 17th Solar TermNot far from where I live there is a nature center with one, two and three
mile trails. It once was a large acre
farm from the 1800's. One with Nature
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