I celebrate God’s gifts as I encounter them in my walks in the woods, standing on a ridge overlooking the flowing creek below, looking up into the magnificent sky, or looking into the center of a fragrant flower as the one I describe in this poem. Each plant, tree, flower has a history and a purpose.
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April is National Poetry Month.
My new book of poems just came out to celebrate this national month of poetry.
Haiku, Tanka, and freeform poems – all little poems are inspired from working in my gardens of my rural home in western Pennsylvania.
