February light
on the evergreens
easy to imagine
their new growth
in spring
country graves
silk flowers bloom
by the stones
late winter
today’s sky the color
of forget-me-nots
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February light
Tag: Wisconsin Seasons
two haiku
frost soon –
cutting flowers
generously
The TOP The Tournament of Poetry
1995
new garden
in October
Autumn light
Ellen Grace Olinger
September – October 2018
1,000 Posts Review
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Wisconsin seasons
Over twenty years, I’ve been watching the seasons here. I never tire of the same views or of writing the same poems. Only hope to capture a little more, a little better.
sunrise
frost on the lawn
leaves
of the wild rose
turn gold
one gold leaf clings to the screen memories
beauty of trees shaped by winds
Ellen Grace Olinger
November 2013
1,000 Posts Review
Three Poems
always
see them arrive
within a day or two
but not leave
robins
gold leaves dance
in sun and wind
psalms of praise
(from my archives)
frost soon –
cutting flowers
generously
The TOP The Tournament of Poetry
1995
Ellen Grace Olinger
early hours
early hours
of quiet and poetry
gardens overflow
and if some winter
my mind forgets
my heart will know
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
These are photos of daylilies and hosta from my archives.
Ellen Grace Olinger
Photo Challenge: Temporary
Temporary – The colors of Lake Michigan are always changing, and the lake levels over time. The perennials also show change, as they grow, bloom, and fade. Rest. Bloom again.
“He hath made every thing beautiful in his time…”
From Ecclesiastes 3:11a (KJV)
Ellen Grace Olinger
Wildflowers
Ellen Grace Olinger
garden journal
June 18, 2017
