May days go by
one at a time
forsythia
in early light
now half-green
Ellen Grace Olinger
forget-me-nots
forget-me-nots
bloom everywhere
love endures
Ellen Grace Olinger
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after a warm day
after a warm day
and worth the wait
forsythia
Ellen Grace Olinger
Four Photos
Honeysuckle blooms by Lake Michigan – June 2018
Peony – early July 2018
Lake Michigan – July 2017
Easter lily- April 2019
PHOTOS BY ELLEN GRACE OLINGER
as I read and pray
as I read and pray a few Psalms
morning light on a small area
of my grey study wall
and then trees in the back yard
One of my sites is Poems From Psalms And Nature. The Psalms have always been a part of my life. Through times of health challenges, past and present, the Psalms and short poems are a comfort to me. I also offer praise and gratitude. And I am grateful for my health care team. I have also served as a caregiver, and read the Psalms aloud to my mother (many years ago now). This is a good time, in so many ways. Blessings. The poem is new today.
Ellen Grace Olinger
Two Poems From My Archives
shoveling . . .
scent of mint
through snow
This haiku was selected for the 25th Anniversary Volume,Time Of Singing, in 1998.
ice floating
in rose-colored water
some days
feeling old
some young
a Lake Michigan poem
Ellen Grace Olinger
January 2018
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