unspoken~
because sometimes
just sometimes
you need not say a thing
to fall or stumble upon
because sometimes
just sometimes
you need not say a thing
januarys moments are a bit tantalizing
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the freshness of air
the simplicity in being outdoors
balancing the contrasts of warmth and cold
the light of day lasting an hour longer
star filled skies
teasing delights of sunshine
a wave of unexpected sadness
comfort in knowing she was and is at peace
haunting reminders of lost connections that run deep both near and far
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Dr. Seuss Once Said:
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in darkness i dreamed
of the spring and summer months
time spent lingering through the farmers markets
picking the produce
tasting the sweets
and filling my bag full plum full of treats
somewhere along the line
i drifted from markets
to a bag of overflowing adventures
just large enough for a weekend getaway
within a ball of tangled twine...i weaved a summertime dream of mine...i could see the brightness of light...i could feel the warmth beaming from our golden sun...i could hear his voice as he says now and we gleefully oblige...with bag in hand i gathered our things...we hop in our truck knowing where the road will lead will be that of newness...unplanned and always unknown as that is the manner of him...we wind around curvy roads and over the hills to places that seem untouched by another...we inch our way toward the mountain side until we find a river that lie...and out we go...bag in hand...a sense of peace rushing over us...knowing we are exactly where we belong that day...in some forgotten place...where no one else is surrounding our space...a moment in time...to sit in the silence of the glowing hot sun and live within that summertime dream
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Louisa May Alcott Once Said:
one wee little one: will you take a picture
he says this as he is holding the curtain open in our bedroom
me: in a little bit, i just put my camera away
one wee little one: but mama, you really need to come and look and bring your camera
i walked into our bedroom...made my way over to our window and was enticed by what he saw
me: thank you buddy for wanting me to come and look, my camera i am getting and what fascinating pictures they will be
Henry David Thoreau Once Said:
autumn is in the air
i sense the changes
in the season to be
the geese are making their journey
away from the land i know
their travels mark the beginning
the time has come
the time is here
the early morning hours
me...i sit alone
the sun slowly brinking on the horizon a little later by the morn
i hear their distant call
coming closer and closer as the minutes fall
it fills me with a sense of knowing
marking the calender of day
the wheel will soon take to turning
the rhythm of our days
will begin the progression of slowness
that will catch our every step
a dance
a fight
between the restless and calm
a tango one will learn to move
as the days continue along
and before one realizes
autumn begins to fall
brandi r burdick