
Haiku –at Summer’s End Let me wear your name As once more your earth you trod JESUS, Son of God!
Haiku –at Summer’s End Let me wear your name As once more your earth you trod JESUS, Son of God!
In between the hospital stay and now my husband’s rehab clinic stay, I found a few minutes to take photos and write another poem. I hope you enjoy these and have a very blessed day. Praise God!
Fall’s Gilded Girls Fall’s gilded girls All in a row Why would one ever think In you resides no soul? Your curly locks Bright splashes of color Adorn your heads As upon no others Some look at you and See merely trees But from only one glance I believe is seen The Spirit, the Soul, If you please, Of the one who designed Your bright glistens & gleams With a powerful hand and With the greatest of glee Your bright glories were created By our God for all to see And to know that they are truly loved From His all-joyful Heaven up above So for our pure pleasure it can be found To be placed upon your yellowed brow The brightest of creation’s most golden of crowns
I am blessed enough to live in an area of the world where we have all four seasons. The first blushes of autumn are just beginning with a few reds, oranges and golds in the tree leaves. I hope everyone can enjoy their autumn. Have a great day. Praise God!
First Blushes First blushes Are like First loves Are Exciting Tingling from your Nose to your toes Like a drug of Exhilaration So are nature’s First blushes As season’s change Just a first glimpse Introduction, Anticipation Of something Beautiful yet To come So as autumn’s First colors Come out to play They remind that Life is here to stay This is a whispered Promise Of even more joy On the way But why or Maybe, Perhaps Autumn dies in Such fiery glories Of raging oranges, reds & golds Because it will be God’s fiery intense love That ends all the struggles For man’s eternal soul ushering out everything old So, as angels begin to Sing Of approaches of winter Their voices remind us Another re-creation Awaits from God Re-created New World, End of all pain, strife Suffering As we look into the face Of our Resurrected King He announces the return Of mankind’s new Spring!
Falling Leaves
Falling Leaves
Autumn’s colors splash
Everywhere
Shy at first
until
They burst,
screaming
Through the air
Beneath a crystal sky
Blue air above my head
Leaves go floating by
Ruby’s reds, oranges
Sun’s-burst yellows
Explode within my soul
For wasn’t that your goal?
God, didn’t you do it just
For me
Rent them from your heart
Created just to please
The senses
They fall below my knees
In such beauty, your glory’s colors.
Oh, if I could die like that!
Autumn says good-bye leaving us gifts to bring new life back to the earth. Praise God for the workings of nature!!
Dying Breath (Haiku)
Leaves float on water
Brown, dying, hint of new life
Fall, enrich the earth
It was beautiful yesterday in my part of the world. The sky was a crystal clear blue with no clouds. The sun was out, and it was cool but not too cool. I could not resist a photo of one of the gorgeous trees. I hope God blesses your day. Praise God!!
Fire Goddess
Tentacles reach
With at first timid
Gestures toward space,
That crystal blue dome
Above the flames.
Fiery red, consuming
Summer’s older green
Pledging life
Although different
Yet just as good.
The goddess blows by
Whispering their names
Touching, brushing
With her burning hands
And brilliance, her spirit.
Consuming flames
Brilliant reds, golds,
Oranges
She touches, flings,
Breathes out her power
Over life, more colorful
Exuberant from her
Passing by.
Her gift of this last glory
Before the cold sleep
Returns to place a
Blanket of chilly rest
Upon the trees, ground
And airy sky.
Insisting on being remembered
She moves on, painting
Slinging bright colors
Unavoidably in plain view
Every warm hue
Possible from an earthly palette.
She will not be
Overlooked, extolling
her beauty without words
she sighs, simpers,
fully satisfied with this self
she is, will be.
We see, enjoy, grateful
For a last beautiful bliss
Before winter’s icy fingers
Destroy her unrelenting work.
We look up. Stay, stay
We beg. Tell us your
Name
Pleading we listen, hoping
To learn what to call
This creator of glorious color
Even if only temporary.
She stops in passing, hesitating
To reveal, at last relinquishes to
Whisper. . . . Autumn.