Category Archives: Poetry

Sunlight glinting on glass. Elf-like creatures teetering on balls and skipping over logs. Woven baskets spun by fairy hands, and left to float among lily pads. A towering cube suspended on edge. Capturing, reflecting, spinning sunlight, and color and wonder. … Continue reading →

Portrait of the cold. Study in gunmetal shades.   Pallid sun,  bereft of warmth, providing but dim light. Solitary footpath forged on a lonely beach.

Funny thing about raw oysters. For some, aversion. A queasy sense of unease as they dwell on the thought that these briny creatures pulsed with life only moments before their shells were severed apart. For others, a flash of pure … Continue reading →

Last year on this date, Old Silver was frozen in place. Waves captured in an iron grasp as they rolled towards a snow encrusted beach. Winter had a strangle hold on our shores. Our January beach is peaceful as this … Continue reading →

a mere light dusting appropriate and just enough to herald Christmas

touches of whimsey illuminating the night giants of Sandwich  

holly and challah sharing the season of light a perfect union

  tiny tree with bare branches   blinking lights ease the darkness tiny gold balls capture and distribute the glow  

crusty golden loaves answering a daily need that pies alone can’t fill