Good morning! This is my favorite part of summer--I'm not sick of it yet (although I'm starting to have yearnings for the crisp mornings of fall), and the bounty of the season is starting to, well, abound. Some of us here participate in a CSA (community supported agriculture) farmshare, and this week our baskets were literally overflowing with zucchinis, potatoes, cucumbers, cabbages, lemon thyme, beets, and more. In honor of the vegetables and herbs currently crowding my counters and refrigerator, I thought I'd post this great poem by Timothy Steele.
Herb Garden
"And these, small, unobserved . . . " —Janet Lewis
The lizard, an exemplar of the small,
Spreads fine, adhesive digits to perform
Vertical push-ups on a sunny wall;
[...]
Read the rest
here.
This week's Poetry Friday is hosted at
Poetry for Children.
Have a great weekend!
More soon--
Beth
1 comment:
Thanks for joining the Poetry Friday gathering this week-- and for sharing this fun, visual summer time poem!
Sylvia
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