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Archive for July, 2022
Still Grateful
The miracle was that Joe’s brother Mike got us 4 box seat passes. We had bought one extra ticket that we sold in the parking lot. I hadn’t been to a Dead Show since Jerry died in 1995 but some things don’t change all that much. Back then, I worked the parking lot selling wrapped […]
13: July Drive-by
1. Rhododendrons remind me of pink hostess snowballs. 2. I fell in love with the consonant in the middle of my three-letter TM mantra during meditation this morning. 3. My poems are like photographs, moments captured in time that never represent the whole of who I am or of the whole of the story. 4. […]
Name That Boom!
Tangerine Dream Willy Nilly Day Lily Purple Rain Burning Bush After the Gold Dust Heaven’s High Note July’s Jack Pot Snap Crackle Star Drop Jingle Bell Spell Tinkerbell’s Tantrum Slinky Time
The Boon of June
How Does Your Garden Grow? My corn may be taller than me, but I’m still taller than the scarecrow buried in the stalks and tassels. I’m sad that the deer ate my tall phlox and daylilies but glad that they don’t like stokes asters. Or petunias I’ve been busy with bluebirds and blueberries. Are the […]
Lights Out
I mistook the fireflies for your headlights coming down the gravel driveway A distant car on the Parkway could be yours I remember waiting for my dad to come home from work in the rain and worrying that he wouldn’t during Hurricane Carol in 1953 Now the light fades out like the end of a […]
