reading poems
old and new
evergreens
reading poems
Author: Ellen Grace Olinger
"He hath made every thing beautiful in his time..."
From Ecclesiastes 3:11a (KJV).
Vintage Images
My previous post and new poem, looking at envelopes, leads to some research about vintage images, and a blog collage.
Credits: Reusable Art
looking at envelopes
looking at envelopes
I think, my father
would save these
and collect the
stamps
Fall Garden Poems
I reviewed my archives for October and November at Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin (my first site, since December 2009). This led to four new posts of selected Garden Poems over the years so far. Here are a few poems, with links to the posts if you wish to read a few more.
mid-October
enough change
to inspire thoughts
of November
many sparrows play
in evergreen trees
perfect harmony
bright sunrise
icicles on fallen branches
near the water
some water
for the Christmas cactus
new buds grow
October days
and November in sight
frost on the ground
October sunrise
October sunrise
and some lights
in the house
not needed now
I stop to record
the moment and pray:
This is the day which the LORD hath made;
we will rejoice and be glad in it.
Psalm 118: 24
two poems
after rain sun
in the garden
where green plants
still grow and today
begins anew
My new poem, after rain sun, is from Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin yesterday. You may also be interested to read and view Poems: Rain and Seasons from the same site. One example:
rain
on new seawall
built with limestone
from a Wisconsin
quarry
raindrops
raindrops
on the window screen
in my small study
and then the birch tree
with green and gold leaves
and then evergreens
beyond the trees
grey sky with some blue
