By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: Even though it has been chilly, the rabbits near where I live are as playful as ever. Have you ever watched rabbits having fun?] Early this morning I peered outside where the grass sparkled with dew after a night serenaded by rainfall Two rabbits sat face-to-face bunchedContinue reading “The Games That Rabbits Play (A Poem)”
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Journal Entry #15
Happy Easter! Spring really is in full swing now, and it is a time to celebrate new life and fresh starts. So many has happened, but I think life is moving in a brighter direction for me, thanks in part to this WordPress blog, and friends’ advice here and on DeviantArt. Being able to pointContinue reading “Journal Entry #15”
Furry Bodies at Play (A Poem)
By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: Weasels are adorable, and they tend to pop out around Springtime where I live.] I opened the door one early morning a mug of chamomile tea in hand to find two furry visitors at play around the decrepit couch that stands upon my wooden front porchContinue reading “Furry Bodies at Play (A Poem)”
Super Bloom (A Poem)
By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: Every Spring, poppies of various hues cover the fields throughout Southern California. They are a beautiful sight–and at least these flowers haven’t been touched by the Wicked Witch of the West.] Across the verdant hills and valleys poppies have popped to the surface in rich purples, oranges, andContinue reading “Super Bloom (A Poem)”
Coyote of the Seasons (A Poem)
By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: I have always admired coyotes. It’s little wonder there are so many stories about them.] I know of a coyote who carries pieces of each season along with her like mementos Spring abounds in each lively movement this coyote makes through the world or in theContinue reading “Coyote of the Seasons (A Poem)”
Natural Waltz (A Poem)
By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: The world moves to its own special kind of music]. I stepped outside one early spring morning to find the countryside amid a fanciful celebration where the Santa Ana Winds danced with the willow and elm trees whose leaves rustled in excitement as they swished Continue reading “Natural Waltz (A Poem)”