Tag: landscape poetry

  • Ancient Giants

    I find bare winter trees endlessly fascinating.
    The branches lead my gaze with hypnotic power, and it follows on and on…
    I think it is a visual equivalent of learning and gives the same joy of
    discovery:
    ordered enough for the mind to create patterns,
    with enough chaotic variation to keep it interesting,
    to forever suggest the possibility of better, more intricate organization…

  • Cherry Blossoms

    Cherry blossoms – a staple of poetry,
    they appear so briefly in such profusion…
    What is the fascination?
    Is it our slightly guilty,
    maintenance-free
    enjoyment
    of the beauty of evanescence?

  • Autumn

    The melancholy beauty of decay,
    the sweet surrender of loss…
    there is nothing left to do.

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