07 Wednesday Sep 2016
Posted in birds, nature, poems and photos
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art, beauty, design, details, Finger Lakes, found art, Ithaca, light, nature, New York, New York State, photography, poetry, reflections, spring, summer, water, witness
red wing blackbird
in mid call singing
ok-a-lee-conk-la-ree!
09 Tuesday Jun 2015
Posted in poems and photos
06 Saturday Jun 2015
Posted in poems and photos
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Ithaca, june, light, meditation, photography, poetry, sky, spring, summer, tanka, transcience, walking
Pushed by the wind
at the far end of the sky
a few clouds…
I can see that what I want
keeps changing too
“I’ve looked at life
from both sides now…
-Judy Collins
04 Thursday Jun 2015
Posted in nature, ocean imagery, poems and photos, Wabi Sabi
Tags
May, Narragansett, ocean, poetry, Rhode Island, sand, Scarborough State Beach, seas, spring, surf, tanka, tide, waves, writing
as waves come and go
i think over what is good
and bad in my life…
this endless folly
of me being me
the constant
design and redesign
at the tide line
02 Tuesday Jun 2015
Posted in poems and photos
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leaves, lichen, Narragansett, nature, photography, poetry, Rhode Island, Scarborough Beach, spring
foundation
of the old barn
home for lichen
02 Tuesday Jun 2015
Posted in poems and photos
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forests, hiking, lady slipper, Lake Pharaoh, nature, New York State, outback, photography, poetry, spring, trails, wilderness, wildflowers, woods
fragile beauty
in the woods
a moment
the koan
of a blossom
brevity
02 Tuesday Jun 2015
Posted in poems and photos
Tags
take out-
a cardinal with a worm
flies away
a cardinal
engaged with a worm
briefly…
done with the worm
taking quick note of me
and flying away
02 Tuesday Jun 2015
Posted in close up details, flowers, gardens, nature, paths, poems and photos
16 Saturday May 2015
Posted in poems and photos
15 Friday May 2015
Posted in poems and photos
Tags
Finger Lakes, haiku, Ithaca, New York State, overcast, photography, poetry, spring, trees, writing
early morning fog-
in the cereal bowl
the spoon clinks
back yard
the overcast contrasts nicely
with the colors
tom clausen 