Tag Archives: Grass

THE MOVEMENT OF SPRING

Posted on April 12, 2017 by elainedanforth

The blooming the twittering the looming the jittering, the buzzing the zooming the rising, surprising, pop buds , and pop eyes-ing, the growth that we love and are loath to adjust to or bust to, the wind billow, bent willow, … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetic Musing (Longer Poems), Poetry, Seasons, Spring, Uncategorized, Winter | Tagged Adjust, Aurora borealis, Bloom, Flowers, Grass, Growth, Rising, Strength, Trees, Tropical | Leave a comment

THE EQUINOX OF CHEW

Posted on March 25, 2014 by elainedanforth

Good morning, Chipper Chewsday Chums!– I am now up to break my fast. . . and listen for each and every spring time thing, awake, astir in my surroundings, all the life that blossoms out or flits and flies or … Continue reading →

Posted in CHEWING, Poetry, Spring, Thoughts on Macrobiotics, Yin and Yang | Tagged Acceptance, Acorns, Appreciation, Awareness, Birds, Blossoming, Chewing, Chewsday, Darkness, Day, Dew, Feeling, Flits, Flowers, Flying, Food, Form, Grains, Grass, Greens, Life, Light, Mind Body, Mouth, Nourishment, Oak, Opening, Panoply, Peace, Poetry, Putting to the test, Quiet, Readjustment, Satisfaction, Scurrying, Squirrels, Stillness, Stretch, Subtle, Sunbeam, Trees, Warmth, Worms | Leave a comment

SPRING SO SHARP

Posted on March 17, 2014 by elainedanforth

Spring. . . so green. . . so sharp. . . so fresh. . . it comes up strong the grass grows tall, as its green blood flows and rises to he call, through keen-edged blades that shine back much … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Seasons, Spring | Tagged Awakening, Blades, Blood, Climbing, Comfort Zone, Core, Cut, Different, Feet, Flex, Fresh, Grass, Green, Groove, Hairpin, Hoarding, Keenness, Love, Mile, Movement, Normal, Right Left, Rising, Self, Sharp, Shine, Sluggish, Smile, Spill, Spring, Stagnation, Stream, Strength, Style, Sun, Swelling, Taking Sun, The Call, Turned on its head, Turns, Untapped Stores, Upward, Walk, Wholeness, Year | Leave a comment

THE CLOAK OF SPRING

Posted on February 7, 2014 by elainedanforth

Night cloaks the land where grew, in days of old, a thousand oaks and redwoods, too, that stood with tops poked up to sky high blue both night and day. . . as this new spring so secretly lurks just … Continue reading →

Posted in Medium Length Poems, Poetry, Seasons, Spring, Winter | Tagged Bound, Cloak, Darkness, Day, Earth, Grass, Jumps, Leaf, Life, Lurking, Night, Oaks, Pounce, Redwoods, Root, Seasons, Sky, Spring, Spurt, Stem, Surface, Trees, Trunk, Up, Winter, Wriggling | 2 Comments

PRECIPITATE

Posted on February 6, 2014 by elainedanforth

Sometimes it’s really, really great when the sky deigns to precipitate. . . we need rain– that, we all know it gives our trees and grass their special, wet green glow, And, if we travel to great heights cold crystallizes … Continue reading →

Posted in Medium Length Poems, Poetry, Seasons, Spring, Winter | Tagged Clouds, Cold, Glow, Grass, Green, Heights, Precipitate, Precipitation, Rain, Seeing, Sight, Snow, Sparkling, Travel, Trees, Wet, White, Winter | Leave a comment

THE GROUND LAID

Posted on March 28, 2013 by elainedanforth

The ground +++++laid. . . the seeds +++++dropped +++++or buried neatly ++++++++++in their slot. . . +++++and then, popped ++++++++++to sprout +++++++++++++++and take root. . . +++++stretched out ++++++++++to spread +++++++++++++++some teeny leaves. . . +++++and then, ++++++++++grown tall +++++++++++++++in … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Seasons, Spring | Tagged Air, Buried, Darkness, Day, Earth, Flowers, Fruit, Generation, Grass, Leaves, Life, Poetry, Rain, Root, Seasons, Seed, Spreading out, Sprout, Stem, Stretch | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: Grass

THE MOVEMENT OF SPRING

THE EQUINOX OF CHEW

SPRING SO SHARP

THE CLOAK OF SPRING

PRECIPITATE

THE GROUND LAID

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