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Poem for Sunday: Overheard in a Thrift Shop

This was a conversation between two people which I overheard, secretly taking notes, as I was browsing the overcrowded racks

When I began developing my website in the mid and late 90s, I was advised to keep things “separate” more

It is softly raining this Saturday morning, whispering in the maple tree outside the wide open windows, and I have

Spring has been tentative this year, but lately has been winning the battle of frozen overnights and warm sunny days.

As the spring unfolds with longer days and milder temperatures, we remember what has passed. Because it feels like such

I am so small I can barely be seen. How can this great love be inside me? Look at your

The world alight in green shades more than I have brilliant life given giving and glows in spring showers on

Solstice Moon A satin silent night, A silver path through my window, And silken paws paused to stay On the

I took the photo in 1983, just a few months after I got my first camera and I was only

I ran to the post office just under the wire and only made a quick trip to the store because