
The crow in the meadow
Looked over their shoulder at me
As I was looking at them.
.
I saw a crow in a meadow.
What I wonder did they see when they looked at me?
.
When you look over your shoulder,
Who is it you see?

Nose to nose
They sniff each other hello.
I see You!

Sweet sleeping clouds of dogs snooze in the folds of the rumpled bedspread.
All shades of cream
Lost in their dreams.

The little brindled Dog
Lay dead by the side of the highway.
I only got the slightest of glimpses
Yet tears burst forth from the dams of my eyelids
As I drove.
The rain poured inside and out.
.
Only moments before,
My eyes were dry,
at the sight of a raccoon
(Though my heart filled with sadness)
In a similar state.
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Connection is everything,
I once had a brindle grrl.
Our task:
To know we are all connected.
And to still keep driving safely through the rain.

The cat in the tree
Was inclined toward ascension.
As are we.
.
Climb gently.

One by one
The came up
And read the poems they wrote
To the poodle.
.
Their soft voices
Timid and young,
Barely audible to the human ear,
But the dog
Clearly heard the love in their hearts
And He read that into the web of life.
.
What is poetry?
We are.

The sidewalk was filled with hyacinths
All waiting to go to a wedding,
White and frothy,
Scenting the air with possibilities and love.
How could I resist when later I saw some in the grocery …
Now my home is filled with sweetness and purrs.

Soft eyed
Seeking
Soft heart
Weeping
We meet in that famous field beyond right and wrong.
.
We yearn to belong,
We must learn that we already do.

The egg is cracked right above the container
But before it can reach the bowl
A paw appears
Temptation or opportunity strikes.
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Do we act on our impulses or our needs?