Fantasy? Rainbow.
Real color: prism delight.
Full spectrum moment.
Colors
07 Jan 2014 Leave a comment
in Family Tags: colors, delight, fantasy, full spectrum moment, prism, rainbow, real
North Pole
07 Jan 2014 Leave a comment
in Family Tags: blows ice, frigid air, North Pole, temperate zone, tests our breathing skills
Prophet
06 Jan 2014 Leave a comment
in Family Tags: color, equality, filter shades hope, Good News, history, Joy to humankind, prophet, trust
When the fog lifts…
05 Jan 2014 1 Comment
in Family Tags: fog, forgiveness, lifts me up, to cradle sharp cutting edges
First
03 Jan 2014 1 Comment
in Family Tags: air, beneath the moon, fire, first, rain, sea, soon, stones, thirst
Something New?
01 Jan 2014 5 Comments
Auntie scratches back:
Gentle nails crawl up and down:
Family strokes for me!
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2014/01/01/daily-prompt-do-you-believe-in-magic/
2013 in review
31 Dec 2013 1 Comment
in Uncategorized Tags: review of my blog, thank you Catherine Johnson
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 3,600 times in 2013. If it were a cable car, it would take about 60 trips to carry that many people.
New Book: Patterns Haiku
29 Dec 2013 2 Comments
in Family, Uncategorized Tags: Jeanne Poland, New Book from Blurb, Quicksilver
Enjoy a free preview. Try to use the whole screen and turn the pages as you like!









Shield, Lance, Dragon Fangs
04 Jan 2014 1 Comment
by jeannepoland in Family Tags: comments, dragon fangs, helmeted honor foretold, lance, Laura Salas, Pat Podlipec, shield, soldier on 'neath flag
shield, lance, dragon fangs:
helmeted honor foretold;
soldier on ‘neath flag.
Pat Podlipec commented:
I like your phrase “soldier on ‘neath flag”
Laura Salas commented:
“dragon fangs” – Why do we never hear of dragon fangs? As soon as I read this, I thought, “Of course, dragons have fangs. Deathly, meaty, sharp fangs.” But I don’t think I’ve ever seen them referred to! I like all the nouns in line 1, and the words helmeted, foretold, and soldier have such a nice ring (literally) to them, all together.
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