These are posts you may enjoy now, or remember from another visit. Thank you.
Winter Azalea by Charles A. Waugaman
Folder of Letters by Carol Purington and Ellen Grace Olinger
Haiku – Summer 2019 by Ellen Grace Olinger


These are posts you may enjoy now, or remember from another visit. Thank you.
Winter Azalea by Charles A. Waugaman
Folder of Letters by Carol Purington and Ellen Grace Olinger
Haiku – Summer 2019 by Ellen Grace Olinger
Carol Purington’s new post at Woodslawn Farm
is COVID-19 Sequence.
Friday afternoon
butterfly rests
on the wind
Ellen Grace Olinger
Published by tinywords (2012) and Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog (2016).
rereading
older poems
by many poets
light falls
on old pine boards
feeling new poems
fallow fields
waking up
Ellen Grace Olinger
Time Of Singing, 2000
tinywords begins its 20th year, with the new issue.
Please read the post by Kathe L. Palka and Peter Newton, Editors, for more information. Their post includes comments from Dylan Tweney, who began tinywords in 2000.
This photo is from the WordPress.com Free Photo Library.
I began a new series at Poems From Psalms And Nature. One post at a time, I am sharing verses from the Psalms, with a picture.
Readers who enjoy haiku and short poems in general may appreciate the posts.
The Psalms inspire new hope and poetry.
These are the first three posts. I will list them in the order they now appear on the site.
Images: wpclipart