
October
Stone path guides the way. Sunlight brightens the day!

Stone path guides the way. Sunlight brightens the day!
Gray sky and green grass!
Barren oak trees looming over head
their leaves now lie on the frozen ground
in colors of burnt siena and brown.
You can touch the freezing air with your eyes, and smell its freshness passing by.
The December moon that peered out from the fog last night
awaits tossing into the air from your fingertips, unleashed from an open fist.
The crunching sound of tiny pebbles underfoot as you step outside,
lingers in the stillness of silence, beckoning a storm.
Grays, mauves, sages, soft beiges, and oranges,
With grades of taupe,
Color the forest, the quiet forest,
On this winter morn,
In January.
GRB
Light snow falls from gray skies
covering Orange of sunrise,
Moments ago, fled by.
Mountains strong and steady
loom high.
French toast on the griddle say, “Goodbye.’
Water sounds in the shower beside.
Clean suds, warm upon the skin.
What passes by.
Time flows into Time
In a place I love.
GRB