May days go by
one at a time
forsythia
in early light
now half-green
Ellen Grace Olinger
Category: Short Nature Poems
forget-me-nots
forget-me-nots
bloom everywhere
love endures
Ellen Grace Olinger
Photo credit: wpclipart
after a warm day
after a warm day
and worth the wait
forsythia
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
1,000 Posts Review
healing words
healing words
dormant flowers
reach for the light
through the old leaves
returning once again
primroses
Poems are by Ellen Grace Olinger.
Photos are courtesy of wpclipart.
strength for the iris
strength for the iris
while waiting to bloom
daylily
Rejoice with them that do rejoice,
and weep with them that weep.
Romans 12: 15 (KJV)
My original post may be read here – it connects to a past one-word prompt series at WordPress.com. This was my post for “Envy.” Thought I’d focus on empathy, caring, and support.
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I enjoy the research for images I may reprint. These are from wpclipart.
Ellen Grace Olinger
March 2016 and April 2019
1,000 Posts Review
warmer weather
warmer weather
on the way
God’s gift of nature
getting ready
to color the gardens
Ellen Grace Olinger
