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Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Tracks






photos by PSC

Tracks

 

Last night’s snow tells tales

of guests come calling while I slept

late and early, footprints –   

(both familiar and un-)

crossing paths, skirting others,

some lead directly to my door

 

Sorry I am

to have missed them

(slumbering through their sojourn)

still I smile in the knowing,

trails revealed, every snowing

 

PSC/2013

 

 

FEB 2016:  Linked with Hannah Gosselin (Imaginary Garden with Real Toads) 

at http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2016/02/transforming-with-natures-wonders.html 

where her topic is... "footprints"


 


 

 

 

18 comments:

  1. This is so nice! Love your slippers :-) Thank you for a slice of winter. Almost T-shirt weather in Baltimore today..ugh..

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    1. Thank you! :-) And you can send some of that warm up here -- if it's getting to be too much for you. ;-)

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  2. The heavy snowfall on Sunday night has been washed away, here, in southern Ontario.
    Your photos make a delightful collage!

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    1. Awww, thanks, Patricia! So fun to wake up to! :-)

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  3. Thanks, Mosk! Glad you enjoyed it! :-)

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  4. "of guests come calling" you'd never know but for those tracks. Those images are beautiful.

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    1. Thanks, Margaret! So glad you stopped by, and I enjoyed your offering of "Beyond the Hush" too. :)

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  5. I especially love the smile in your closing lines!

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    1. Oooh, thank you, Sherry! :) Your "Footprints" poem was very poignant.

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  6. There are really no secrets in the new snow... Great write.

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    1. No secrets -- isn't that the truth? Thanks for the nice comments. I loved your wolverine poem and image, Bjorn!

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  7. I would also have been sorry to miss the visitors.

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    1. Thanks! I really loved your 'take' on Hannah's footprints prompt, Kerry! :)

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  8. Goodness!!! What a treat to see your poem tracking this way for a nature poem!! You warm my heart big-time my friend! I love your words and the break in "un" flows beautifully and your photos bring me endless smiles...especially your slippers! You have a beautiful spirit! :)

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    1. Ahhh... THANKS, Hannah, my earth-sister! ;) So glad you caught this one -- and I SO enjoyed your own offering "What Snow Holds" -- perfect! It's always a pleasure to wander nature with you. <3

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    1. Thank you, Helen! :) And nice job with your offering "This Used to be His Playground" too! :)

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