Taken in a port. Don’t remember which. I just came back from a cruise to the Panama Canal. Everything is still a blur. Google doctored this photo of mine. So striking, I thought I’d share it with you.
Pat R
10/30/19
Monthly Archives: October 2019
Laid Bare
wailing autumn winds,
quenched grounds – chaos in their
wake, tree roots laid bare
Pat R
10/18/19
For Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge where the prompt words are Wail & Wake
Halloween Groove
snake charmer supreme
ant head blues man captivates
above and below-
syncopated riffs at the
joint with the halloween groove
Pat R
10/17/19
For Colleen’s Tanka Tuesday where the prompt is the above photo. Read more here.
A New Day
a privelige to witness while
traipsing across autumn skies –
the birth of a new day
Pat R
10/16/19
Cloud-scape #Wordless Wednesday
– By Nature
Happy Sunday!
One of the views on my evening walk.
Pat
Autumn Gust- A Cherita
russle of leaves
grows louder
in this autumn gust
a flurry
of browns and yellows
riding the wind
Pat R
10/11/19
Wordless Wednesday In Flight
Pat R
10/10/19
In the Garden
It is near autumn in my garden. Brown patches of dried leaves are here and there. They were caught up in the tussle between the hibiscus, and the strangling pumpkin vine from the neighbors yard. That thing had the hibiscus by the neck, in a deep bow, with two weighty pumpkins hanging off it.
The other vines that climbed the dangling cable are now crispy and brown. They owe their fate to the other pumpkin vine that was headed their way. It had to be stopped.
the lantern flower
as still as the morning air
the last pop of color
Pat R
10/07/19
For Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge
where the prompt is Air & Lantern
Gray Day
a gray autumn day
the lawn wears a weary brown
autumn’s taken hold
Pat R
10/06/19
For Colleen’s Tanka Tuesday, poets choice.
thoughts and entanglements 
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