Category Archives: Poetry

Never in my life have I attempted to write poetry; however I am currently enjoying trying.

Poetry:~Air is Still~

Shapeless Clouds
Shapeless Clouds

☼☾☆

air feels heavy, still

sounds are muted, no movement

energy ebbing

shapeless clouds, hanging in place

laziness invites a nap

☼☾☆

                              By Sheila: August 27, 2013

Photo taken: February, 2013 in Lake Louisa State Park

The beginning of the most beautiful sunset I have ever seen.

I will post the sequence one day.

Poetry: ~Sun Kissed Wings~

sun kissed wings, glistening bright

glimpses of movement within sight

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honey bees flitting here, there

tiny beauties carrying pollen with skilled flair

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bush to bush, flower to flower

working hard, hour by hour

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busy they must be

pollination, a major key

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purpose, transferring this golden essence

no life without the bees presence

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pure honey, another miracle achieved

many gifts we receive

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where do bees go, when day turns to twilight

a secret, a mystery of the night

                                                                                     By Sheila: August 29 2013

In Flight
honey bees flitting here, there
Honey Bees love Speedwell Flowers
bush to bush, flower to flower
(photo taken June 6, 2013)
Pollination, a major key
pollination, a major key

Poetry:~Fall is in the air~

autumn harmonies 

resonance comes from a far

musical rhythms

 

classic “V” in view

unfurled across the sky

geese fly in formation

 

brave leader singing

honk-a-lonk notes

signaling fall migration

                              By Sheila: August 24, 2013

While having coffee yesterday morning, on the deck, Howard and I could hear Canada Geese honking. Two flocks flew directly over head, bringing signs of fall with them. I can’t believe I don’t have an image of a Canada Goose. Note to self  – take one!

Fall
~Fall~
(photo taken in Rocky Mountain National Park 09/2012)