It was late afternoon
Under, exactly split in half, the Moon
Children were playing,
My crops, still blossoming
First Quarter
November Weekend
November Morning
Atmospheric darkness
Gone is coldness
The cloud blanket as comforting mate
Happy Diwali if you celebrate
St Martin
A harmless holiday for kids
Yet, even his day is in lockdown
So, tonight no lanterns in town
& No opening of candy jar lids
A Spring Monday
A Crisp Sunday
Spring Days
Abundantly sunlit days
Enjoying my own crop
People mention the drop
Of ozon ~ as cause of stronger rays
September Light
It’s November,
But, when the Sun shines,
It really is early September
A favour no one declines
October Rainbow
Quiet, sunny skies of Fall
The loveliest of rainbows enfold
Alas, when the leaves fall,
We also see human terror unfold
Continue reading “October Rainbow”Nasturtium
Sewn as late as July
Yet, started to blossom
The joy seems random
A twinkle in today’s turbulent sky
More October Rain
Perfect Autumn day
Flourishing gardens anyway
Darkness spreads in the evening
Yet, nasturtiums are blossoming
Sun & Rain
Autumn Scenes
Autumn Night
Early dark at a comforting night
Yet, the virus hits with might
Are we headed towards a lockdown?
I saw the prime minister frown
Last Summer Day
It is a genuine Summer day
In a bright, Mediterranean way
The calender is a two-faced column
Hence, enjoy your Spring or Autumn
