Monthly Archives: March 2026

In an incomplete state — the half life of my soul — where can I be whole? 

Beneath towering trees soft winds brush waves love seeps into stones rippling through hearts. Note: This post is a collaboration with my dear friend the talented poetess, Jennifer, from The Creative Chic blog. She penned this gorgeous poem inspired by … Continue reading →

Alabaster  pompoms  brush against  brilliant blue sky — honeybee cherry tree  cheerleaders buzz bloom  to bloom — as one  sweet  team. 

Variegatedleaves poptheir pigments —veins swirl & mixa glossy sheen —chlorophyll-paintedpalettes of Spring.

Beads of dew — orbiting the sun — celestial lupine. 

Swept across the shore —countless grains of sand —rally around the ocean.

Long-lived and pure — three leaves swaddling — a bright-eyed baby bloom.  Note: Trillium ovatum or Pacific Trillium are my favorite native wildflower. The scientific name refers to their three leaves (Trillium) and egg-shaped flower petals (ovatum). Trilliums can live … Continue reading →