Tag: Mother

Angels on a Misty Shore

Posted on December 7, 2019 by Linda Lee Lyberg

She walks with angels on a misty shore.The morning is damp and cold, but she does not feel it.As the frost smoke rises over the glassy lake, she stops, reflecting.At that moment, a magnificent large mouth bass escapes the water, breaking the silence.Its powerful… Continue Reading “Angels on a Misty Shore”

Category: PoetryTags: death, grief, Mother, Poetry

Angels on a Misty Shore

Posted on December 7, 2018 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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Category: PoetryTags: death, grief, Life, Mother

Whisper

Posted on August 9, 2018 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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I cannot see you but I know you’re here for the wind whispers your name and the mockingbird high in the mesquite mimics the blackbird’s song in memory.

Category: PoetryTags: death, free verse, Mother

Haibun: Mother’s Rose

Posted on May 13, 2018 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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The roses we planted together are thriving. They bloom profusely in Spring, and then again near your birthday in December. You loved your Rio Samba roses mom. I’m always amazed at not only their size, but also the profusion of color they display. I… Continue Reading “Haibun: Mother’s Rose”

Category: Haiku, PoetryTags: eternity, Haibun, Love, Mother

The Lake

Posted on December 7, 2017 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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She walks with angels on a misty shore. The morning is damp and cold, but she does not feel it. As the frost smoke rises over the glassy lake, she stops, reflecting. At that moment, a magnificent large mouth bass escapes the water, breaking… Continue Reading “The Lake”