In Rockville, Maryland.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
In Rockville, Maryland.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
Back to Kingston and the lighted tree was so gorgeous in the early morning dark. I wandered around while I was waiting for the ferry.
I take joy in the birth of the sun each morning and the winter promise of light and warmth and spring.
Joy to you and yours today!
I took this in late September, 2022. In the winter the sun does not rise above the bluff on North Beach.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: birth.
Winter bless us year end dark and freezing
winter turn us inwards prayer for joy
prayer for joy for young ones all are seizing
others mourn loved deaths, eschewing toys
darkness let us settle loving all
silence let us turn our thoughts to peace
walk in wind and birds, iced trees so tall
few are out to gently walk the streets
the frozen ground holds lives that lie in wait
in freezing seeds hear the call and know
let every human drop their arms and hate
while seeds lie in wait to grow
let winter’s silence fill our hearts with joy
let peace descend, war melt to children’s toys
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A poem for Christine Goodenough after reading her Winter Delights.
Kingston, Washington.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
Happy Christmas Eve and I hope people are warm and the power is back on and they are safe.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: yuletide.
Snow blooms?
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
Whew, the storm hitting in the United States is scary, with the really low temperatures, some people having lost power, and temperatures dropping super fast. Be careful! Here is my house, looking cosy in the snow this week. So far so good with power.

Ok, want to guess what the lights are supposed to be?
Please stay warm and be careful. In the southern states people don’t have the winter gear. I had some patients who were living in homes with no heat, so I hope they can go to a warming station.

For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: icicle.
I took this in my front yard two days ago. They are called swamp robins here, but another name is varied thrush. I have never seen one in my yard before and there was a pair! I think I saw a fox sparrow as well, who are large, red brown and have lots of spots on the breast.

If it was a sunny day, the colors would be brighter, but you can see the blue and orange and black! Very dramatic! I need my kodachrome! It would also help to not be shooting through a window, a storm, in clouds. Oh, well.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: chrome.
Not painted, but back to lighted trees and bushes and slugs. More from Kingston, Washington.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
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