Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Hemlock


Hemlock

along the surf
a house sits dry as tinder
the garden
old as the Victorians

and within
the hemlock hedge
on summer nights
the light of the fireflies
grace
a garnet of gray
stone faces
gazing up
at the moon

they wake
from their slumber
by the sea

and it frightens
me



(c) 2018 Jan Darrow
photo: pixabay





Saturday, September 15, 2018

Dear Readers


Dear Readers,

It's been a long HOT summer.  Did you spend time outside doing everything you wanted?  Or were you stuck in an airless cubicle?  How about that boss of yours?  Did you stay late to finish his/her reports?  Keeping that pasty skin really pasty?  Well fear not...autumn's almost here.  Time to get out into the fog and creep around.

Pull up a log by the fire.  Breathe in that smokey air.  I'll put up some stories.  We'll crack a few bones and settle in for winter.

Jan  

Tonight



Tonight

evening fields of color
float up to the moon
shadows seam
into a gathering of green
charming the river
into a rhyme
of age-old words
whispered 
into a thousand 
dreams



(c) Jan Darrow
photo: pixabay