A Surprise
On the path, a dirt road, on which we walk often many large elm trees grow. Today I noticed knobby posts farther out, and walking through the bordering elms, I discovered a row of lovely, small elms, set apart, growing in the sun among the tall grasses where the deer run.
And so, Poem
All In A Row
A dozen trees
Yellowing leaves
All in a rowGrowing slim
Branching thin
Rounded just soIn the sun
Where deer run
Seeds fall to growElms, not tall
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Joy, not small
To all, bestowed
Sheri Edwards
Photography/Poetry
10.24.24
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