Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

My Thoughts on Leaving Northern California

My family and I will be moving in 3 weeks. We will be leaving Northern California for sunny Southern California. Our home is located in a suburb right outside of LA. We made the decision to be closer to family and friends. Even  though I am super excited about our new journey ahead, part of my heart cries to leave the kiss of nature I have known here. I wrote a little "poem" about how I felt.
 
The rivers, streams, views, mountain peaks
Have grown my soul
They have cradled me like a child
They have deposited a treasure in my heart
That no man can take
I have felt the song of ancient trees
Gazed on the sunlit river of glitter
Stood in it's cold pure living flow
I have been a child in wonder
Part of me never wants to leave
But I know sometimes you have to
Let the good go 
For the possibility of the better 
Or even the different
Change is healthy
Keeps your veins pumping
And your waterways clean
Keeps your mind fresh
I know one day I will be reunited
With my lover
To taste her beauty again
To sit in the shade of her delight
To fall asleep on her mossy bed
As birds chirp, sun breaks
Through in rows of warmth
Her melody whispers me to sleep
This is not goodbye forever
Thank you for all you have given me
 














    
Thank you for reading my blog. Much love.    

Sunday, November 18, 2012

Sunday Morning

Every morning is different, but when I woke up this morning there was a tangible peace that covered our home. You could almost reach out and touch it. It was soft and buttery. 

I got up and turned the heater on. Then I went into my daughter's room to snuggle her. She was awake and we played and tickled. It was a sweet moment. I love kissing her soft happy cheeks. 

We made our way to the living room. Dad and our dog Charlie were sleeping in. Eliora is allowed to watch one video in the morning and she choose Clifford, The Big Red Dog. I put on some hot water for tea and warmed her some apple cider. 

It was the perfect morning. Nothing to do, nowhere to go. It was cold, grey, and wet. But we were cozy in our cottage. The leaves outside coating the ground with magic. The squirrels and birds were busy hustling about. I decided to take a few pictures despite the low lighting. Thought I would share them with you. Blessings!




 




 













Have a wonderful Sunday!