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At Play in the Fields of Forget-Me-Nots
It’s May and I’ve just shoved on my gardening boots, but not before tucking the legs of my overhauls into my socks the way my neighbor taught me to do, to form a barrier against insects. Rain clouds are pressing … Continue reading
Love is in the Air
There are turkeys living down our road. They live there all year round, yet they surprise and delight me every time I walk past Duke’s place. Now that the weather is warming, the gobblers are puffing and preening along the … Continue reading
Posted in Nature • Animals, Smallpeace
Tagged bobcats, inspiration, nature, simple happiness, Spring, Turkeys
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Ode to a Daffodil
So I am climbing up and up the park stairs to City campus one Monday evening when I pass a bed of golden daffodils laughing. “Spring is coming, spring is coming,” they gaily prattle as their many-pointed heads jiggle and … Continue reading
Posted in Odes to Common Things, Smallpeace
Tagged Buddhism, daffodil, death, inspiration, ode, poetry, Smallpeace, Spring
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Ode to Mud Season
Toward the end of March, the grip of winter begins to weaken and signs of spring begin to appear. And I am reminded that—when things don’t go as planned, when small dreams are unexpectedly derailed—that life comes in cycles. It … Continue reading