A New Journey

Hello!   Sharing my newest poem today. Fall is great for getting in a reflective mood! Hope you enjoy! Changing of the Seasons I am rooted in the earth. I am embracing the sky; today the sun is shining, warmth and light surround me. Falling leaves tell the story of  the seasons, of my cycle - nature's own. I am vibrant with color. Like the leaves. Seasons change, and I relish the display of glory, of fire. Time to release what was for what will be! Being witness to life's eternal dance, seeing play and rest at work within myself, I delight in the transformation I see coming with the changing of the seasons.

Hi! Today I just have a short poem about spring. I love many things about Spring. What's your favorite season? Spring Embracing the warmth of spring sunshine floods the air, color explodes into  a riotous display of exuberance; with the promise that new life brings blowing on the wing of a butterfly. Spring immerses the senses in delight in joy in Love.

Good day! Today I have a poem inspired by the change that life brings, by nature and emotions. Enjoy! Restless Like the falling leaves my emotions twirl tossed about by the wind of changing thought; letting go/releasing holding on to the promise of the spring and summer that exist within me despite being bare for the moment.

    Hi! I am thinking about Autumn right now. I know it is a little early, but the change of seasons seems to be in the air. I like the cooler nights and the colors. Pretty soon we will be seeing maple leaves turn, my favorite!      What is it about seasons that draw us to embrace them or dread them? Spring has color and newness, summer has sun and water, and Fall (what I call Autumn) is ablaze with color and harvest, cooler temps and the beginning of holidays. Winter brings cold, Christmas, hot chocolate. I had to stretch on that last one, as Winter is not my favorite.             Do you have a favorite season? What is it about it that you anticipate? Feel inspired by?      I hope to enjoy this change of seasons. I'd like to take lots of photos and spend time reading and writing outside. I might even get those three pumpkins on the porch like I say I will every year ...