The poem “Dreams of the Wildflower” by Colleen Keller Breuning, inspired by vivid, colorful dreams during a bout with COVID, depicts a surreal experience of love and happiness. The author shares personal anecdotes and a humorous incident involving their cat. Despite challenges, the mood remains peaceful, and a wish for a lovely weekend is extended to the readers.
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Not Just A Cat
Not Just A Cat From the moment I saw you,Those deep amber eyes,You were destined to be in my life.No, fate could not deny…I knew you’d be mine. From the moment I saw you,You stole my heart.My sweet little ragamuffin,Tiger stripes, work of art…Our lives would align. He’s not just a cat,Not just a cat…HeContinue reading “Not Just A Cat”
Let Love In
The post reflects the writer’s quiet New Year’s celebration and traditional meal, along with struggles related to self-worth and anxiety. It includes a pantoum poem, experiences at a company holiday party, and anticipation of a winter storm. The writer ended the post with warm wishes.
Through a Child’s Eyes
The post captures the magic of experiencing Christmas through a child’s eyes, with special moments and memories shared with grandchildren Posie and Hatcher. Despite some setbacks, including a delay due to a vehicle fire and heavy traffic on the journey, the author expresses gratitude for a joyful trip and looks forward to a peaceful New Year.
Homecoming Christmas
Homecoming Christmas Beauty unfolds before my eyes,Gold sun sets in Tennessee skies.Flying through clouds of pink and blue…A homecoming Christmas with you. Willkommen Zuhause, welcome home!Ti amo, I love you from Rome.Un Joyeux Noël s’il te plaît…A homecoming Christmas with you. Peaceful dusk, faith and hope aboundAs tiny snowflakes dance around.I feel glad tidings flowingContinue reading “Homecoming Christmas”
Ivory Castles
The author expresses deep frustration over the escalating homelessness problem, as evident in many cities. The real-life tale of an elderly woman underscores the grim circumstances of such individuals, including veterans, drug addicts, and the mentally ill. Amid these issues, the author urges everyone to appreciate their blessings while urging for urgent positive changes.
Solstice Solitude
The author reflects on the beauty of the winter season and the anticipation leading up to Christmas. Despite the challenges brought by winter, such as shorter days and the difficulty in maintaining an outdoor exercise regimen, the author encourages finding enjoyment in the season’s pleasures. The writer is especially looking forward to more snow to counteract the summer’s severe drought. The post concludes with a call to appreciate winter’s beauty and not be caught up in pre-holiday stress.
Lost At Sea
The author shares a reflective poem, inspired by Dylan Thomas, about feeling lost and confronting mortality, amplified by the absence of their father during the holiday season. They express sadness over other familial losses in recent years, but shares preparation for a joyous Christmas, offering balance to the melancholy sentiment. Current weekend plans are shared, including home-cooked meals, outdoor decorating, and running outdoors.
Blessed
Blessed the hive is buzzingwafting with delicious scentshoney and spices days of preparingto gather at the tablewith dear family laughter and musicturkey, stuffing, all the sidescandlelight dining sun fades to twilightand the pull of home is strongquiet peace descends sipping cabernetcuddling by the fire with catsknowing we are blessed Colleen Keller Breuning © 2023November 24,Continue reading “Blessed”
Winter Backlash
Winter Backlash What was I thinkingAs my spirits were sinking?Sunlight is shrinking…Bitter winds bellow and thrashAgainst the winter backlash. Emotions collide;I’m raining on the inside.All hope seems denied…Taking all the pain to heart; I’m ready for a new start. Colleen Keller Breuning © 2023November 18, 2023 Happy Saturday, family and friends! Just a quick doubleContinue reading “Winter Backlash”
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