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A Walk at the Park

Bumble Bee1

Honey Bee1

Dear Honeysuckle,

So . . . how can I hate you when

you’re covered with bees?

This entry was posted in Archived Haiku on May 17, 2016 by SERPoet.

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Stories for Children

That Cooing Sound
Shake, Rattle, and Zing: A Cicada Speaks
Escaping War: A Young Boy Builds Hope
Moo-vetta
Arctic Hare’s Lesson: Big Ears are a Blessing
Dr. Wacky McLoud Fixes Misty Mount’s Clouds
A Forest Grows in Sophia’s Yard
A Love Poem for Trees
Dandelion Princess
One Butterfly’s Special Purpose in Life
Butterfly Song Trail
The Old Man with a Boulder on his Shoulder
The Very Loud Snore of Señor Squirrel zzz-Zoar
A Barn Swallow Named Serenity

A Woman’s Heart: Poems

The Twinkle in a Farmer’s Eye
On the Way to Becoming Civilized
The Quake: Lamentations and Hope
Pleading with a Dandelion
In the Year 3022
Somewhere
The Legend of Tree-Woman
The Prized Possession
The View From the Mountain
Two Decisions that Change Everything
Under the Moss on Top of the Stone Wall
Words . . .
A 2000 Mile Walk in Search of a Voice
Before High Tide
Butterfly Song Trail
Corinne’s Mockingbird
Like a Bird in the Winter
Memories of the Color ~~ Green ~~
New Words for an Old Song – Auld Lang Syne
An Ocean of Dandelion Wishes

Copyright

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