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Category Archives: Poetry
Poetry: “Old Man Resting”
Old man resting,
in a field of spring’s new growth,
tired from the season.
Strength builds,
antlers grow,
peaceful are his days.
In a few weeks this Elk will be strong, sleek and handsome. What a gorgeous velvety rack he is growing!
Poetry: In a Field of Green
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Laying on your back,
in a field of green,
swirling clouds,
awaken dreams.
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~Poetry: Old Buildings
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Old buildings,
make of wood,
makes you wonder,
how they stood.
During seasons,
inclement weather,
helping hands,
coming together.
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Bobcat Ridge Natural Area-historical buildings – west of Loveland, Colorado.
~Poetry/Birds: Spring elevates
spring elevates
activities for
survival
Males, display colorful plumage attracting females for mating.
Searching for the “right” location to build a nest.
Females and males hunt for food to feed their young.
On a cloudy day, I captured these photos west of Loveland at a natural area called Bobcat Ridge. Flocks of Chipping Sparrows and American Goldfinches flitted in the Cottonwood and Crabapple trees, swooping down to eat in a beautiful field of Dandelions.
The next time you bend down to remove a Dandelion from your yard, take a moment to consider leaving it there to feed the numerous migrating and nesting birds that feed on these herbaceous perennial plants. The Dandelion is a beneficial food source for them.
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