the blessed old barn
storing our histories
of summer
Down The Road
They Remember Youth
the old rose
and the old barn
share an elegance of aging
And Flowers In The Sky
like drops of sunshine
the yellow roses
shine on garden
In Absence Presence
away and yet
with everything
a link in divinity’s chain
A Reunion Of Experience
the old barn
amongst new leaves
each teaching the other
Flower Farm
work the fields
beauty is the harvest
Greeting Everything Where It Is
she opened
her beauty
in every direction
They Stand In Solidarity
the tree trunk curtseys
to the power and durability
of rock and stone
Three Birch By The Barn Door
these friends
experience, strength and hope
my life’s companions
Like A Tattered Flag
the barn endured
dutifully
despite the wear
Hearing The Unsaid
the silence
of cold and snow
told us what we needed to know
The Work Of Faith
grain in the silo
barn full of hay
devotions made each day
The Farm
in the cradle
of the mountains
we grow
Beneath The Wise Gaze Of The Pines By The Barn
during shorter days
amidst longer shadows
we ready for winter
At The Homestead
the farm stand
the house and the barn
a trinity of roofs
Standing Seam
on the south side
winter zig zags
towards spring
As Earth Sleeps Beneath Her Blanket Of Snow
blue sky
issues an invitation
to awaken
We Don’t Let The Weather Slow Us Down
generations
of tractor seats
adorn the family barn
Greetings
a muzzle’s nuzzle
good wishes
for the day
Strength Required
stand squarely
in the center
of life
Moving Pictures
the day
unfurls itself
between the fence rails
Sitting
buddha of
the three doors
the past, the future, the present
The Disappearing Barn
seasons
pass through
memories remain
Found
barn looks out
leaf looks in
seen in the meeting
Sighs in the Hay
inside the barn
contentment rested
as it stormed outside
Arranged Engagement
high noon
at red barn farm
duel of light and shadow
Sweet Farm Life
winter rose
rusted red roofs
early rural valentine
Across The Way
such comfort
brought by neighbors
we rarely see
Today In The Future’s House
weathering winter
barn and silo
house our future
Here Now
we need the shadows
to know how bright
the light can be