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October, queen of the Autumn ball, Strolls into the hall. She wears robes of every hue Scarlet maple, yellow aspen, and purple...

September elicits memories of teaching. When I started as a teacher in Jeffco, it was January, 1961 and I took over a class of 7th...

September is Mother Nature calling us in from recess Assigning us new tasks and new goals To accomplish in the days of...

August is a spendthrift with Summer’s heat Hot sauna nights Long slow-paddle days Squandering molten rays on Mother Earth Sun-drizzling...

Summer is mellow dozing under Sun’s relentless heat pining for ice cream any cold drink or icy treat Summer is for vacation vacating the...

July is a diplomat with world-wide passport Promoting understanding among the races of man Using the Sun’s bright glare and Earth’s glow...

Flowers nourish my spirit. As my daughter Terry expressed it, “Flowers are essential to Mother’s sense of Joy.” On the arid eastern...

April, two-faced friend one foot in snow one in sun. One hand giving ice, cold, clouds, snow darkness, doubt, despair Holding the earth...

Spring is a child crawling onto Earth’s stage Waving at the audience rapturous with applause Relishing the promise of Spring’s growth...

Winter is a contented homebody, who. Snuggles under thick quilts Awakes to sun - sparkled opalescent drifts Crunches snow underfoot as...

November is a photographer dressed in brown, Taking images of Trees bare and grass sere, Lost twilight and day’s bleak sun, Squirrels...

October is an actress who plays three roles Young maiden wearing robes of russet, scarlet and umber, Adorning herself with golden leaf,...

Welcome to my blog, a thoughtful gift my son Lew set up for my 95th birthday. For this entry I will share my poem about Autumn. I have...