Welcome back, join me and my continuing conversation about my thoughts, feelings, and emotions to the world around me.
In this episode, I’m walking on some early Saturday sunshine chatting about the end of summer. I speak a bit about how this time of year has a feel to it and how many of us are scrambling to do all things summer in the final weeks of August. And, as always, I throw in a poem for good measure.
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smell of evergreen
in a November forest
can take you back home
night comes earlier
snot runs down my nose as quick
streetlights guide me home
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Continue reading “Journal Entry # 245 – I’ll Just Leaf This Here”
I love the Fall. It’s a yearly postcard from Mother Nature telling me to come visit and see all the changes she’s made to the place. – Ash
This fallen leaf. A symbol that change is necessary sometimes to achieve further growth. – Ash
When I get weak, I don’t fall. I run to it. – Ash
Hey everybody,
I’m just going to get right into it, looks like my very first post starts with a curve ball. Let’s have a little fun with it, jump in and give it a shot. No pressure!!!
Write a haiku about your favorite season*
Continue reading “A Shade of Ash – Prompt # 1 (Haiku)”
Leave the road, take the trails. – Pythagoras
Just because, I take a breath,
leaf-peeping through autumn hues.
Chilled zephyrs race tears down a single cheek,
that dewy brisk, restorative.
I wander along the many tints and tones,
embracing change that’s before me.
Just a little further…
and I’ll catch the harvest moon winking.
Earth To Ash 