Where I Stand: Between Worlds, seen and unseen
Tag Archive for poetry
My Forest Floor
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My Canopy
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Waterfall
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Favorite Tree
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The Majestic
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Yellow Throat
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Imagining what I might find at the park today, I hope to see a Yellow-Throated Warbler catching a rest on his migration.
WriteOut on the Rock
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join the WriteOut sponsored by the National Writing Project and the National Park Service to get outside and observe the spaces around you
WriteOut CLmooc Mountains
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Photo taken in 2010 on my way to work: a dusting of snowfall and a blanket of soft mist, all shining gloriously in the sun. I stopped in awe and thanks.
NaPoWriMo
by Sheri Edwards • • 1 Comment
Poetry is personal; it is not perfect nor does it need to rhyme: it is emotion and memory and meaning from your heart about what’s simple and yet important in your life. That’s what makes them profound, especially to the author– you.
Simple Things
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A Poem About School
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Poetry Invitation
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Your Photography Tells a Story
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The old adage, “Stop and smell the roses” has taken on new meaning as we, with our smart phones, do just that.
