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Category Archives: winter
Full Moon Last Snow
Full Moon Last Snow Spring ducks with the mallards on the thawing pond. The lion of March softly pads in. Snow dust shaken from the glowing moon, wise Grandmother moon whom we ask for intuition and courage to leap. The … Continue reading
Snow Lace
It may be a myth that Inuit, who live in the snowy north, have many words for snow, but it is understandable why the myth persists. Snow is dynamic and beautiful in its many forms. This year is the first … Continue reading
Posted in Hygge, Spring, winter, Wisconsin
Tagged many forms of snow, poem of renewal, poem of transition, postive poetry, snow poem, spring poetry, winter poetry
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A Good Ol’ Moon Soak
We had clear sky for the full moon last night. Moon crept around the house until directly shining in the window where I sleep. It is incredible how bright and big moonlight can be. The Christmas poem “The Night Before … Continue reading
Posted in Moon, winter
Tagged elan vital, full moon poem, happy life, moon poem, postive poetry, self calm, self care
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Mountain Spirit
A delightful ski weekend in Oregon with my family. Mt. Bachelor is the hill I have skied the most. It’s moods and runs were so familiar. Mountains teach me something every time have the audacity to play on these fickle, … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon, winter
Tagged humble reverence, mountain poem, mountain poetry, nature poem, nature poetry, postive poetry, we are small
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Frost Clean Hope
For every minute of the new year three days in, we have been immersed in a beautiful frost fog, every surface bejeweled with hoarfrost. I thought this poem was going to be about natures glory and it ended up exploring … Continue reading
Silence
I have come to love silence having a job that entails constant stimulation. Silence is soothing, it is hygge. Find some silence for yourself. Silence Silence is an art possibly the first art possibly a rare art. Silences is not … Continue reading
Posted in Hygge, winter
Tagged Hygge, meditation, nature poetry, poem, poetry, postive poetry, quiet, silence, time to myself
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Lake Tahoe, Dull Day
This is my favorite of the three poems I wrote in Lake Tahoe. Often, the best times are the quiet times. Relish those times my dears. Enjoy the poem. Lake Tahoe Dull Day My pencil is getting dull I’ve turned … Continue reading
Posted in winter
Tagged comfort, Hygge, Lake Tahoe, poem, poetry, positive poetry, quiet, self-care, time for me
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Lake Tahoe, Commercialized
There is fun in the consumer options near a beautiful place like Lake Tahoe. I enjoyed the spa, art galleries and a nice dinner out (and skiing). Still the commercialism of a natural place struck me in this poem. Lake … Continue reading
Posted in winter
Tagged commercialism, commercialized nature, Lake Tahoe, poem, poetry, skiing, winter
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Lake Tahoe, No Ski Day
I haven’t made enough time and energy for writing lately. Sometimes it takes time away at a beautiful nature spot to remember how important writing is to the psyche. Three poems flowed out of me during a morning to myself … Continue reading
Posted in winter
Tagged Lake Tahoe, mountain, nature, pinecones, poem, poetry, positive poetry, resiliance
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Winter Walk with My Senses
The best part of winter is getting out in it. Here is a poem from my morning snowshoe walk. Enjoy! Winter Walk with My Senses I waited too long to catch the frost the day had warmed and the trees … Continue reading
Posted in winter
Tagged birds, nature poetry, owl, owls, poem, poetry, positive poetry, snow, snowshoeing, winter
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