Tag: RDP

In a Spring Garden

Posted on February 19, 2019 by Linda Lee Lyberg

Gentle breeze and sweet sunshine in a spring garden where vivid green tendrils vine and climb murmuring to wild roses blossoming spirits Come, feel the quiet solitude of verdant trees for harmony is here in ancient forest boughs while wandering the yielding mossy path… Continue Reading “In a Spring Garden”

Category: PoetryTags: garden, Poem, Poetry, RDP

Cold Moon

Posted on December 21, 2018 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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ListenDo you hear that?Heart song on evening windA flutter, a rush, serenading

Category: PoetryTags: Cinquain, Colleen's Weekly Poetry Challenge, Moon, RDP, solstice, winter

In Praise of the Sun

Posted on December 14, 2018 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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Milk glass clouds kiss a turquoise sky as the tangerine sun arisesCrisp cold breeze welcomes with ease the coming of a new day

Category: PoetryTags: clouds, dawn, morning, RDP, sun, warmth

Waiting for Death

Posted on September 6, 2018 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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She perches in a crook of the mesquite tree with the gnarled bark surrounding her. A brilliant flash of green with a rosy face. There is an aura about her, eyes once alert to every move now glazed, beseeching. A black crow sits above… Continue Reading “Waiting for Death”

Category: PoetryTags: death, Haibun, Imaginary Garden With Real Toads, Life, Loss, RDP

Somewhere

Posted on August 30, 2018 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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“Time travel offends our sense of cause and effect – but maybe the universe doesn’t insist on cause and effect.”– Edward M. Lerner Although our lips have never kissed, I sense their sweet essence bathed in the effervescent atmosphere of the clouded mist