Category Archives: Poetry

pinpointing Source time makes its mark with a pillar of light **** Decked out in white marble with ombre hues and built atop the ruins of a Celtic Church, stands the third (some say second) largest Catholic Church in the world —Duomo Di Milano Basilica (Milan Cathedral.) Completed in stages over six centuries the partialContinue reading “Pillar – Haiku 2022 #ThursdayDoors”

Linking with Sandee – Comedy-Plus #WordlessWednesday

when lunar gazing the other side of the moon is always hidden

faiths unbroken cords the seen made by things unseen not by human hands **** In response, to Sadje’s #Whatdoyousee 160 – November 14, 2022

sunrise winters nights lengthen chilly days indoors snow the hot topic

earth resurfaces autumn fades around the bend light shedding leaves **** Featuring the photography of Ioannis Ioannidis capturing almost the same location at two different points during autumn. **** This month Rebecca Cuningham’s #poetrychallenge is to write a haiku about something that fascinates us in nature; an experience, creature or setting. I am fascinated byContinue reading “Autumn Fades – #PoetryChallenge – Haiku 2022”

bought a crown today pulling the wool over my ears tuque my time **** *A tuque or toque pronounced ‘toook‘ is a knitted hat or a beanie. This hat is only called a tuque/toque in Canada eh! *** In response to Paula’s Light Motif II – #TGIF November 11, 2022

knowledge keepers broken hearts wearing roses scars healing plaster

charting faith’s heavens a blank canvas and a dream time sets things right **** Sequestered in the land that was once vineyards stands the first main basilica in Florence, Italy in the 13th century — Santa Maria Novella. Consecrated in 1429, this basilica has been the home of The Dominican Friars for over 800 years.Continue reading “Set Right – Haiku 2022 #ThursdayDoors”

intuition mist clouds directionless but not lost seeing through the fog **** In response to #Moonwashed Weely Prompt – Directionless – November 8, 2022