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Photo by Keith R. Good
When summer takes leave,
fall embellishes the views,
and cues winter’s eve.
© Marie Elena Good
FOR POETIC BLOOMINGS AUTUMNAL POEM-A-DAY CHAPBOOK CHALLENGE, 2018, DAY 4: LEAVES
Photo by Keith R. Good
When summer takes leave,
fall embellishes the views,
and cues winter’s eve.
© Marie Elena Good
FOR POETIC BLOOMINGS AUTUMNAL POEM-A-DAY CHAPBOOK CHALLENGE, 2018, DAY 4: LEAVES
Photo credit: Eduardo Munoz/Reuters
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The Monument of Liberty State is photographed while the solar eclipse is seen over Liberty State Island in New York, Aug. 21, 2017. Photo credit: Eduardo Munoz/Reuters
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bikes with beaded spokes
ribboned trikes, wagons, drums, tears
rain on our parade
Photo by Keith R. Good
“… for His compassions never fail. They are new every morning.” ~ Lamentations 3
Dawn’s light emerges,
Hastening a new week’s cares.
Her knees, eroding.
Vivid moss roses
Flamboyant ruby hummers
Adore(n) her prayer walk
A murky morning.
Gloom seems to silence nature.
A still, small Voice calls.
The sun failed to rise,
She believes. And so she seeks
Son’s radiant grace.
Unsettling dream
Halted by sound of music
Caroled in her heart
Her heart feels absent;
Her spirit, arid and parched.
A gentle rain falls.
As dusk’s light withdraws,
She reaches out for His hand,
And there, finds her heart.
© Marie Elena Good
Photo by Keith R. Good
Winter streams give life,
Yet how icy are the veins
Through which blood runs cold.
Photo by Keith R. Good
Brief thaw, pre-spring
Sparrows share what little’s there
Charity takes wing
Photo by Keith R. Good
It’s best when
It’s not the hard places
That stand out.
fiery shades
warm icy-
rooftop experience