A Poem: September

New leaves, lavender stems, buds on the climbing rose, dew on the grass, lit by the sun emerging from a sky of soft blue, as eggshell, or a newborn’s gaze. I see all this as something all of a sudden new, unveiled to eyes that had winter’s blinkers on. How long had the yellow spring … More A Poem: September

A Poem: We Sing

We sing. We open our mouths before dawn breaks, because our hope seeds in the dark.   And we believe, before we see, the dawn that breaks through leaves and gilds them gold.   We arise in our hearts, and so our voice declares the light before it arrives.   Ana Lisa de Jong May 2017 … More A Poem: We Sing