reading poems
in October
some leaves fall
from the tree
by my window

reading poems
in October
some leaves fall
from the tree
by my window
new picture
on my study wall
calendar for September
grey day
colors of books go well
with art on the walls
reading books
and also how they
were created
cover art and design
sequence of poems
spruce tree branches
by the windows
each day a painting
mid-September
light across the wood floor
where I write
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
Ellen Grace Olinger
Still
Know
God
Be still, and know that I am God . . .
From Psalm 46 – April 13, 2020 post.
I love the early mornings. Time to watch the light change and sunrise, pray, prepare for the day. Work in the kitchen, then blogs and books. God’s grace.
Sometimes all is still. No wind. The leaves on tall trees still. Light and shadows. Blue sky. I read and look again later, and there may be some wind. All kinds of weather. Rain and close some windows.
This week I saw stillness.
years
of early mornings
and always
more to see
pray
say thank you
being still
and knowing
He is God
Vocabulary List – 1 is my first post, about reflections from our series from the Psalms this year. No set schedule, simply a little more about the Psalms and daily life here. Poetry practice too.
O sing unto the LORD a new song:
sing unto the LORD, all the earth.
Psalm 96: 1
predawn and watching
the sky grow light
gift of another day
to read and write
O Lord, open thou my lips;
and my mouth shall shew forth thy praise.
Psalm 51: 15
I remember my acrostic poem for PRAISE.
PÂ ray the Psalms
RÂ enew and rejoice
AÂ nd then be
IÂ nspired to write and
SÂ ing songs (old and new)
EÂ ach day
And the Word
was made flesh
and dwelt among us . . .
John 1: 14a (KJV)
This week I also read the Christmas story in Matthew and Luke. A great blessing, and to also refresh my memory about the history and all the characters in the story. So often I am reading my Bible, and then am inspired to write a post.
These two paintings are by Monet, and courtesy of wpclipart.
Blessings,
Ellen Grace Olinger
From recent posts at Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin, which we began in December 2009. The Delicate Vignettes are courtesy of Reusable Art.
raindrops
on hosta plants
so beautiful
with and without
flowers
their leaves
in the sun
quiet grey morning
all the books
I hope to read
quiet grey morning
a page or two
and the restful view
rain and wind
flower petals
on the wood porch
local corn
and soybean fields
turning gold
wildflowers
in the yard
and along the roads
September
Poems are by Ellen Grace Olinger.