Every day is new

What is the last thing you learned?

Daily writing prompt

Today snow covers half of the window near my computer. I look forward to every day. What will I learn? Perhaps a new poem.

These are my acrostic poems for the seasons.

W  onderful time of
I  nspiration and
N  ew books
T  o
E  njoy
R  eading

WINTER

S  pring
P  romises
R  enewal
I  nspiration and
N  ew
G  rowth

SPRING

S  eason of
U  plifting
M  usings and
M  emories
E  ternally
R  eal

SUMMER

dore with no need for a moment to
nderstand this beauty
rust and
nderline with words, painting, photo . . . this
oment
ow and always

AUTUMN

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February Poems

still room
for robins in spring
broken branch
covered with snow
by my study window

February 25, 2023

evergreens and sky
is blue – some snow
on branches
yet more green today
I think of snowdrops
in spring

February 26, 2023

a few icicles
by the window
rain and wind
last few days
of February

February 27, 2023

POEMS FROM OOSTBURG, WISCONSIN

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Trust

For my post yesterday, Love, I searched for posts with the word love. I rediscovered my Short Prayer Of Trust (October 2012 and January 2014).

Dear Lord,

Thank You for this day,
which You already know.

May I follow You each moment,
and trust You more,
and so rest as I work.

Thank You for your Love . . .

POEM

long winter night
many years
go through my mind

the decades deepen
trust in God

and my heart is at peace

January 2014, 2020

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February patience

As I pray a Psalm, on this sunny morning, I think “February patience.” I’ll try a poem.

praying a Psalm
in my small study
trees and sky
the verses bring
beauty and hope
to Winter days
and all days

Post reprinted from February 4, 2022.

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