Originally posted on Roth Poetry:
When the honeymoon is over, and things have settled down And the exhale that follows leaves you fully unwound Dig a little deeper… create another round. ** She’s pregnant with one and then there are two And there’s no sleep at night and more work to do Dig a little…
Originally posted on Roth Poetry:
Soft notes roll off strings Music passed from old to young Teaching sounds of peace Brings joy to all of our hearts Crossing all boarders with love *** Photo: Dwight L. Roth
De lange, grauwe regenperiodes zorgen ervoor dat het terras bedekt raakt met groene vlekken en mos zowel op het terras als op de tuinpaden. Als de lente in aantocht is, zijn de sporen van de lange winter maar al te goed te zien. Om de tuin weer mooi voor de dag te laten komen is […]
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The Old Man of the Mountain “You must see it,” Robert told Jen. “It’s breathtakingly beautiful sitting five thousand feet above sea level. The rock formation looks just like an old man in repose. That is why they call it Grandfather Mountain.” The more he talked, the more excited she…
Originally posted on Kone, Krusos, Kronos:
Loneliness is an Essential friend On our way To bravery. Ibn Arabi I got to confess I had committed many mistakes through my life, a few very costly, and what is worst, the most grave with no remedy! As we age, we slowly, or suddenly we realize, this fact,…
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