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Tag Archives: Nature
Pressed Leaves Between the Pages of My Heart
Folio 1 – We take it all so personal – the leaf that delicately dances from the tallest tree and lands on your lap. Perfectly an oak leaf with the russet brown shiny skin. You happened to crane your neck … Continue reading
My Friend Crumpy
Butterfly season will soon be here and I will again become a mid-wife in helping monarch butterflies come into the world. In March, I was notified that my essay, My Friend Crumpy, was a top ten finalist in the Wild … Continue reading
Posted in Butterflies
Tagged Butterflies, disabiity, Nature, Wild Atlantic Writers, writers contest
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Nature, Real or Fantasy?
I bought a new T-shirt because it’s April after a long, harsh winter and I need color. On the tag it says, “Nature is imagination itself” William Blake I often think that someday I’ll take the time to read more … Continue reading
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Tagged bluebirds, creativity, fantasy, healing, imagination, love, Nature, real, transformation, trees
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All of Me, Why Not Take All of Me
“I quit!” is a liberating pronouncement often followed by walking away, slamming a door, hanging up the phone, packing a suitcase, writing a letter, driving away, or signing a document. Just after this utterance, one can almost hear the clanking … Continue reading
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Tagged hope, Nature, psychology, quitting, soul searching, The House of Heaven
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Grounded by a Snowy White Owl
The sun had cast shimmering gold flakes of light onto the sands at Plum Island in Newburyport, MA. It was difficult to not stray from the boardwalk and plop down on the soft piles of warmth. My husband and I … Continue reading
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Tagged birds, Nature, owl, Plum Island, snowy white owl, visitation, wisdom
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The Morning Show
I woke early and watched the show outside my kitchen window on this December morning. Silver frosting glistened on the lawn as the moon winked goodbye and the sun peeked at the day, one ray at a time. The sun … Continue reading
Pulling the Ticks Out of My Manuscript
I’m taking a break from pulling out ticks, possibly diseased ones, from my novel, Norah. I’ve tromped through this dense forest tale for a long time and I’ve tripped over roots, mostly my own; been bitten by bedbugs (yes, they … Continue reading
Celestial Christmas Ball
No doubt, the goddess of snow, Chione, daughter of the North Wind, was shrouding the dark evening sky whose neck was adorned with clustered sparkling jewels with a ruby in the center. I’ve read that these diamonds linger delicately between … Continue reading