Musings on Life, Love, and Linguine-Poetry & Writing
When the world weighs heavy on this tender heart,
I get out in glorious nature and take a walk
to feel the warm sun upon my wrinkled face,
to marvel at the majesty of graceful trees,
swaying in an elegant waltz with the summer breeze
I hear the soothing trill of doves perched among the leaves
chasing elusive shade throughout the sweltering day
as they rest, take a break from the scorching heat
I continue my stroll, to find the balance I seek
With each footstep, my worries become lighter
I find myself smiling at the happy brilliant flowers
and marvel how they stand tall in daybreak’s hours
never faltering or worrying about anything at all
©2021 Linda Lee Lyberg
Poets United: Midweek Motif -Walk
How wonderful that you have a lovely garden in which to walk. I too get out into nature to walk and forget my troubles. But you know, sometimes, the troubles are too much to bear.
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Thank you Toni. Yes, I understand. Sending you love and light.
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a piece of news in the paper greatly disturbed me today. I wish I could out walk it.
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Oh, I’m so sorry.
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a picture of a smiling baby – dead by her parents hands – her system full of cocaine and heroin. Monsters.
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Oh dear God. That’s awful.
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I so admire your beautiful garden. I know how much joy my small balcony of potted blooms brings me, so I understand how much happiness your garden brings you.
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Yes, thank you so much Sherry. It’s getting hotter now and that means less time I can spend out there.
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delightful description of your solace ❤
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Thank you!
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most welcome
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Oh, what a lovely walk to share with you here!
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Thank you Rosemary!
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So glad I found you. I spent many hours in a garden, when I was married. However it was fruits and vegetables that my husband planted. Thank you for allowing me to walk with you and see it through your eyes. Nature and her always changing moods can teach us so many things about our own.
Elizabeth
https://soulsmusic.wordpress.com/2019/06/26/walk/
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Thank you so much Elizabeth.
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This is wonderfully tranquil and serene, Linda! ❤️ I would love to walk with you 😀
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Aww. Thank you Sanaa. I think that would be nice as well.
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Reblogged this on davidbruceblog #2.
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Thank you!
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Yes, humans have made life so complicated that it has become their ruin but are too blind to see it. Perhaps I’ll come back as a flower next time, but sadly I won’t know it as I’ll only have one job to do and that is attract to fertilizers and produce offspring.while sitting in the dirt!
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Haha! Yes! Thank you.
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Best kind of walk Linda. Almost meditative. May you enjoy the company of such beautiful flowers for many more years. A gorgeous poem.
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Thank you Sumana.
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Very beautiful and descriptive Nature does the same for me and so love the last line Yes they are an excellent role model
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Thank you! Yes, they are.
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So nicely put, “With each footstep, my worries become lighter”. Lovely and vivid of your waltz!
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Thank you!
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Sometimes walks aren’t to lose yourself but to find yourself again.
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Yes, that’s so true. Thank you for stopping by.
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Really a beautiful, inspiring and joyful poem!! Bellissimo, Linda, Bellissimo!
xoxo
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Thank you so much Chuck. xoxoxo
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Thank you!
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Always happy to share your posts, Linda!!
xoxo
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