Rays of the sun
pour into my body
from the top of my head
down to my toes
up to my waist,
filling the spaces of my inner core
seeping into my veins
like a new day
under a blue sky.
Rays of the sun
pour into my body
from the top of my head
down to my toes
up to my waist,
filling the spaces of my inner core
seeping into my veins
like a new day
under a blue sky.
Wind blowing
eaves creaking
walking
working
smoking
feeling
writing
mourning
crying
grieving
always
changing
in a moment
of
time…
Morning breaking,
People waking,
Crows cawing,
Clock ticking.
Dog barking,
Whistle blowing,
Water dripping.
Coffee brewing,
Truck stopping,
Brakes squeaking,
Stopping at nothing.
GRB TiffanyCreek
In the forest, wooden trunks, and structures
stark in sunlight, stand tall in their multitude.
Sentinels ready to file into Spring,
without snow.
Inside, the cawing of crows, outside.
The ticking of the clock, on the mantel.
Shapes of sound, poured into silence
of time and space.
Lush earthy aroma of cinders in the chimney
permeate the air.
February, gone away,
March is still.
GRB ~ TiffanyCreek
Always had a smile,
My very best friend,
A little older,
At times, my mother hen.
You gave me a name,
I still keep today,
You were the one,
with whom I wanted to play.
But now, like then,
We have to part ways.
Others frowned at our friendship,
But little did they know,
You and I lived like sisters
Through our fun, and our woes.
Under the falling stars,
Those warm summer nights,
Blessed Mary, the only witness
of our dreams, to unfold.
Yes! Young, you have gone;
But you got your wishes, too,
With your horses, and children, and husband.
Their love is true.
Go peacefully,
knowing, I loved you, as well,
and in my heart,
our memory dwells.
For if not, pray tell;
What is the meaning of life?
Your friend,
Greta
TiffanyCreek
…on green snow-laden bough. Quiet, windless, delicate, without caring who’s around.
Without hearing my thoughts, or worries. Without making a sound.
GRB
Her past was chiseled.
Simply fixed.
Our Sister,
Died,
at 26.
They called her Sarah.
From G-Ville, she came.
In name,
her memory persists.
TiffanyCreek
I remember how the traffic was,
And wasn’t.
How the hills, and mountains were visible,
in the setting sun.
I recall eyes, peering out large windows,
through empty, erect easels,
waiting for creativity to run.
All of this,
With the smell of spring,
I remember January,
Some.
TiffanyCreek
Green is my favorite color.
Red is my favorite color.
I like blue, too.
Give me the colors of the rainbow,
To shine on you!
TiffanyCreek