under the starlight
a momentary pause
the city grinds on
Nights in the city have a magic to them, don’t they?
Category: Poetry
A Walk Along The Waterfront
through fading sunlight
walk along the waterfront
filled with memories
Most of my life orbited the Edmonds waterfront, just north of Seattle. My grandparents lived here. So many memories of walking with my grandfather here, sometimes riding the ferry. He loved talking with everyone, hearing their stories. His gift of listening appreciated.
Saturday Morning, January 9, 2021
frost upon the grass
breadcrumbs for the Steller’s Jays
dawn’s tranquility
Featured image by me, shot with an Olympus Pen, E-PL1 at f/3.5, 1/60
A Walk In The Woods
through the nearby woods
the way, today, much drier
moving through winter
This evening’s haiku, January
Yesterday’s moonlight
Interwoven amidst dreams
Drifting through my mind
Monday haiku Z
a pause in the rain
signs of winter around me
motion of my feet
Haiku, January 4, 2021
resisting the wind
amidst winter’s aggressions
life’s tenacity
January 2, 2021
under damp branches
swaying underneath the breeze
stump returns to earth
Happy New Year 2021
explosions outside
clocks continue their ticking
nothing stopping time
I hope your 2021 brings you happiness and joy!
December 30, 2020
the sun’s descent
behind the mountains
into the sea
I took this photo at Marina Beach, along the Edmonds waterfront earlier this week. It’s one of my favorite place on earth.
Shot with my Samsung S9, I’m quite amazed at the quality of images that I get from my phone. I also wonder how much better my photos would be if I used a better phone, or, egads, an actual camera.