Category: Poetry
Writing, Photography, Culinary, Crafting
Posted on March 29, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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Ponte Vedra Pre-dawn Shark teeth undertow, ‘Neath rainbow-painted moon-sky, Predawn shifting sands. One of my many obsessions is photographing sunrises. There is nothing like the peace and stillness just before sunrise. On a beach, the gulls gather to swoop up their breakfast; in Eze… Continue Reading “My Obsession (Photo Friday, Haiku Friday)”
Category: Haiku, Photo Friday, Photography, Travel PhotosTags: Beach, Moon, Night sky, Obsession, Photo Friday, Ponte Vedra, shark teeth, Sunrise, Venus
Posted on March 21, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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Mari-golden girls, Plummy pods top violet vines, Technicolor turf.
Category: Haiku, NaBloPoMo, Photo Friday, Photography, Travel PhotosTags: Country garden, Flowering, Flowering fields, Haiku Friday, Maplestone, Marigolds, NaBloPoMo March 2014, Photo Friday, Violas
Posted on March 20, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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The moment arrives, Time to satisfy the beast within. Boardwalk planks remind me; I’m shoeless! Thrust into this moment, I pause, Gasping, I see only beauty ahead: Symmetry! Simplicity! Serenity! I’m homeward bound. .
Posted on March 16, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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Passion carved in wood, Rising rage, our nation’s birth, Masses’ voices heard. yeahwrite.me/moonshine/
Category: Haiku, NaBloPoMo, Poetry, Yeah WriteTags: Birth of a Nation, George Washington, Liberty, Liberty Pole, Mount Vernon, Mount Vernon Museum, NaBloPoMo March 2014, yeah write
Posted on March 14, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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 Whispered secrets told, Marble maidens blushing still, Alive through ages.
Category: Culinary Excursions, DPChallenge, Haiku, NaPoWriMo, Other Creative Arts, VillanelleTags: Frozen, Haiku Friday, Maidens, Photo Friday, Sculptures, Statuary, Winter scene
Posted on March 12, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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After months of snow and ice The rains return, Erasing dirty dunes and saturating frozen earth. Window’s blowing curtains open wide I sleep but dreams don’t stay, Instead my brain replaying scenes: Deserted trains to nowhere, speeding past. I strain to free myself from… Continue Reading “March Madness”
Posted on March 7, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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Peaceful, placid place, Stoic, stolid face, Bespeaks of ages past and days to come. This overwintering rest, Puts fibers on my breast That serve me well, then serve a greater purpose. Soft and fluffy fleece, Knowing brings me peace, My swaddling gift for babes… Continue Reading “Inscrutable Visage (Photo Friday: Calm)”
Category: Knit & Crochet, NaBloPoMo, Photo Friday, Photography, Poetry, PostadayTags: Calm, Fleece, Inscrutable, Inscrutable Visage, Knitted gifts, llamas, NaBloPoMo March 2014, placid place, Shearling, Visage, winter Farm
Posted on March 5, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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 Life had once been defined by linears and absolutes. Our intersections well-combined; concentric pegs, ladders and chutes. Cabin logs fit, notch on notch and oaken floors laid tongue-in-groove, Alpha letters etched on blocks, built towers high to stand, unmoved. Our party lines were… Continue Reading “Islands of Man”
Posted on March 1, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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This poem was inspired by a walk in the woods at Buttermilk Falls Inn, when I came upon this long-forgotten bench. I began to think about what stories this ‘object’ might tell, could it speak. How many lovers, hand in hand, approached and stayed… Continue Reading “Thoughts From The Bench”
Category: DPChallenge, NaBloPoMo, Poetry, WordPress ChallengesTags: Buttermilk Falls Inn, Buttermilk Falls NY, Daily Post, DPchallenge, NaBloPoMo March 2014, Object, Postaday, Secret garden, Woodland Bench
Posted on February 28, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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Tree trunk points the way, Ice-trodden trail sluiced from snow, Wintry, woodland walk.
Category: Haiku, Photo Friday, Photography, Poetry, Travel PhotosTags: Buttermilk Falls NY, Haiku Friday, Lou Ceel, Photo Friday, Signpost, Winter, Wordpress
Posted on February 27, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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“Trust me!” His words rang true. “Follow me!” His eyes pierced through. “Love me!” His heart beat blue. “Leave me!” His sin would undo. “Forget me!” His song untrue. “Take me back! Wait! That wasn’t what I meant.”
Posted on February 19, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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“Don’t blame the sinner.” Her words still simmer ‘neath the surface of my soul As if by nodding so her sin would be undone, Could be blotted out with brushes broad and white. She bears no shame, her hedon’s halo glows, As if the… Continue Reading “Silent Sins”