Showing posts with label Tritina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tritina. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 21, 2020

A Flock of Words

Photo by Alex He on Unsplash

Somewhere there’s a flock of words
Searching for pastures of paper
Thirsty for a lake of endless ink

And once they’ve steeped in ink
Off go those frolicsome words
Rolling and rolling across the paper

Until at last the paper
Lies covered in ink
Rife with the imprint of words

With just a little ink and paper, so many words are caught



Saturday, April 4, 2020

Sunrise


Watch the light as it plays
Building up a full new day
Tossing up pink and yellow rays

First, just a hint of rosy rays
Peeking over treetops as they play
Then suddenly; a scintillating day

Such a glorious new born day
Wrapped in the sun’s vibrant rays
As they flash and glint and play

And when the play is done, day sinks down into setting rays.



Sunday, November 23, 2014

Snow-Child


I’m waiting for the swirling snow
To stand in a world turned crystal
Stretching wide in a cold white blanket

I’m wrapped tight in a warm blanket
The frozen window between me and the snow
The glass panes are frosted like craved crystal

I’m dreaming of bright winter crystals
Head on the pillow; tucked under the blankets
Everywhere and everything covered in snow

I’m a snow-child with a crystal throne in a world blanketed with white





Wednesday, October 1, 2014

The Wish


Once upon a time there was a wish
it fluttered through the air
dancing, shining through the sky

leaving snatching hands with only sky
they could not catch the wish
it kept searching through the air

seeking through the cold-touched air
and tumbling through the sky
for the One who would make the wish

at last the wish descended from the lonely air
and met a child’s sky-turned eyes



Friday, August 31, 2012

In Praise of Chutney

for dVerse

Golden-orange, green tinged apricots
And paper white, paper wrapped garlic
Tiny brown cilantro seeds; coriander.

Hours spent delicately picking coriander
Sticky hands coated in nectar from cutting apricots
And fingers smeared by dirt while digging garlic.

Blended together; a melody. Zinging garlic
Citrus bursting out of coriander
Swimming in a golden sauce of apricots.

Apricot chutney with garlic and coriander a delicacy homemade.


Chutney is like a cross between jam and salsa. It's amazing.