here’s the gold
searching
for its rainbow
Seeking Unification
Arched Window
outside the church
red leaves and red brick
join in prayer
Combinations
this morning held everything
each possible
presence and absence
The Dance
wanting each moment
to last forever
impatient for what is next
Like Honey
luminous autumn light
sticks to every
leaf and twig
Dress Up
poised by the window
in her shimmering succulent cape
begonia as a rosebud
Contained
all transformations
of the seasons change
assembled in the now
Intricacies Of Goodbye
abrupt or lingering
departures always leave something
if only the new beginning
Coleus Leads Fall’s Color Parade
with the zing
of a lime green
rick rack edge
Venetian Blinds
shade
is drawn
by leaves
First Hint Of Fall
a quick kiss
by the cool breeze
on the landscape’s cheek
A Landscape Of Kale
consider
the edible
geography
Inside The Moment
the peacefulness of morning
lingers like
dewdrops on a leaf
Could It Be
the details
on the butterfly’s wing
cast light instead of shadows
The Timelessness of Koi
eternity knows
only
shadow and light
The Green Flock
brown tipped
feathers
of hens and chicks
Morning Light
finds its way
over the rock wall
into the shade garden
The Tree’s Shade
a protection
like being held
in strong arms
Fluidity
pulmonaria
does not conform
blooming in both pink and blue
The Desires Of Details
the colors of new leaves
and their unfolding shapes
devising a composition of spring
Pause
to revel in
the many marvels
of nature’s designs
Continuum
from the past
emerges
today’s blessing
A Reach For The Sun
in lilac’s first bloom
she unfurls
purple tipped leaf buds
Lonely For Spring
the wind
still has no leaves
to speak with
Systematic Work
the knocking
still echos
from the ground
Stepping Out
yellow canters
though the woods
coltsfoot on the move
The Second Bloom All At Once
newly risen
she blooms again
in shadow
How Leaves Bloom
with scalloped edges
and complex patterns
of white on peach
Crocus In Light
in part
it seems
they create the light
Conversations Across Time
fall’s iris pods
call across the river
to the tree’s spring buds