Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
hosta and daylilies
goldenrod grows too
I sit in silence
and think about
what needs
to be done now
and what can wait
until Autumn and Winter
Years ago, an older friend said, “You learn to save some things for Winter.”



Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
hosta and daylilies
goldenrod grows too
I sit in silence
and think about
what needs
to be done now
and what can wait
until Autumn and Winter
Years ago, an older friend said, “You learn to save some things for Winter.”
another idea for a post
or poem
a different window
for a new plant
changes in daily life
to support health
revision as life grows
by Ellen Grace Olinger
This is the day which the LORD hath made;
we will rejoice and be glad in it.
Psalm 118: 24 (KJV)
In the LORD put I my trust . . .
From Psalm 11: 1
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I will be glad and rejoice in thee:
I will sing praise to thy name, O thou most High.
The LORD also will be a refuge for the oppressed,
a refuge in times of trouble.
Psalm 9: 2, 9
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fragrance of leaves
in the gardens
what good friends
we became
as we grew older
Time Of Singing, A Journal Of Christian Poetry. Fall 2019. Lora Homan Zill is the Editor.
They Gave Us Life: Celebrating Mothers, Fathers & Others in Haiku. Edited by Robert Epstein. Middle Island Press, 2017.
cooler weather and strong winds
all the leaves falling and we see the shapes of trees
light streams into the house as the sun moves south
red geraniums still bloom
October turns to face November
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
October 2011
reading
in a sunny corner
of the house
I could be
any age
WestWard Quarterly, The Magazine of Family Reading. Winter 2016. Shirley Anne Leonard is the Editor.
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Poems are by 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.
peaceful morning
a prayer from childhood
still with me
Ellen Grace Olinger
Stuart J. Mentink Memorial Park
Oostburg, Wisconsin
August 21, 2019
Photos by Karl