the simplest joy
that hug me; sitting so small
on the forest floor
the simplest joy
that hug me; sitting so small
on the forest floor
you turn towards the light
the silhouettes of anthers
quiet etched in time
trees dip their big toes
through my entire being
remember the sky
when you submerge, keep
to play in the winds of life
in the winter sun
seek out your zeros
can make the same daily path
looking for treasure
fog again today
let me sit at your still side
evolve into art
Cassiopeia
in the reeds of a refuge
the universe rounds
tiny little life
for being steadfast, constant
camouflage now seen
like a fluffy whip
like a love note in the morn
that you are given
long shadows pull me
lets us forget what it is
so wondrously new
grab the sky and loam
orchid blooming for a year
show her vortices
what once brought me joy
creative, curious, joy
that stands still and dark
three generations
within a rose’s petals
places for quiet
we all can transform
I do feel incredibly free
the spring surprises
love gutter bubbles
earlier now. Lets us know
my smallness is known
oh, yes, this is it!
arcs of me, of time — being
little chickadee
you swept over me
like the sound of waves pulling
cobbles at high tide
squeeze through the portal
together, watching the birds
such different days
teaching math all day
dancing in erratic flight
to have them always
He has a paintbrush
to the heights that you take wing
when I am present