Originally posted on L.J. Siewerth:
The city had withdrawn into itself And left at last the country to the country; When between whirls of snow not come to lie And whirls of foliage not yet laid, there drove A stranger to our yard, who looked the city, Yet did in country fashion in that…
Quietly they glide under every leaf carefully looking for food and thieves. The thieves steal sap from plants we love. They bite fruit and suck leaves dry. Thieves bring blights and disease. The guardians understand when their watering hole is about to be refilled. They thirstily watch and when it’s full, they… Continue reading Guardians of the Verge
Post by @Jeanice7. Source: Garden Gossip
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The wind blows and burns nostrils, throat, eyes The goal ahead, visible but tomorrow it will be further away. He works hard to get it right. The pace, breath, step, running, running up the hill getting the pace to meet the breath. Getting the heart to beat with the step. Over the hill and through… Continue reading The Runner
Kitten Wind By J. Deering The wind blows dry maple leaves across the sidewalk in front of me. I wish I had something to cover my ears. They always sting when the wind blows. It is twelve blocks down Tiger Lily St. to my house from school. This week I have seen a kitten in… Continue reading Kitty Wind
Originally posted on jeanicedeering:
It’s true that fruit pie has generally been considered a dessert as long as there has been pie. It’s true that pie has sugar and butter, but the main ingredient is fruit. Fruit is highly nutritious, high in antioxidants, bioflavinoids, micronutrients and fiber. The best nutrient sources for longevity are fruits…
