naked square bales
no plastic marshmallows here
the only white is wildflower bloom
Old School
The Queen’s Heron
across the water
white feathers converse
with white flowers
The Romantics
they meet each dawn
in the flowering meadow
just to gaze into each other’s eyes
In The Flowering Meadow
in tandem
the soft caress of blossoms
the hum of insects busy
doing the work of the world
Winter’s Coat
flowers and grass
pattern the meadow
the earth wears a fur of flora
Invisible Work
birds and seeds
plot the creation
of spring
The Other B’s Of The Meadow
buttercup, bachelor buttons
and barbed wire
bright, blue, biting
Full Sun
the meadow
bleached by light
wild blooms carry on
We Hold Each Other Up
remains of summer blooms
provide the structure for
blossoms made of snow
A Sort Of Snow Flower
seed wings
as snow flakes
goldenrod in a flurry
Terraced Textures
each level
luxuriating
in light
Following Instructions
mother said
stay off the road
hide if trouble comes
High Summer
the sun at her zenith
the shade deepens
all things ever balancing
Beyond Abundance
in the flowering meadow
even the path
insists on blooming
On And On And On
in a cosmos
of flowers
timelessness found
Sunbeam
a stream
of flowering sunshine
flowed across the meadow
Autumn In The Meadow
the light
more precious
as darkness nears
Feverfew By The Fence
the second bloom
an insurance
of immortality
The Way
gentle path
through the flowering field
the road to happy destiny
Goldenrod Gone By
in the cold
old blooms
imitate snow
The Queen’s Roadside Court
at her command
buttercup and thistle’s
pomp and circumstance
Foxs’ Wedding
rain in sunlight
bright meadow flowers
before the dark woods
Kitchen Window Sill
dirty dishes
blessed by
wild delphinium
Downpour
sudden storm
a crack
then cloudburst
Pink Halo
columbine departs
trinity of trinity
leaves asunder
Teachers
the wildflowers’ lesson
bloom with abandon
Sun Kissed
like the sun in July
yellow spreads across the field
Wild Bloom
a shout of color
fades to an echo
brevity of beauty
Lupin
flower of the roman empire
conquers fields
with abundant seed
Lessons
wildflowers instruct us
bloom where you are