Blog
Search the Blog
Categories
- 4th of July
- American flag
- Arizona
- Attenborough
- Bells of the Cascades
- Boy Scouts
- Budapest
- COVID
- COVID brain
- Characters
- Danube River
- Eagle Scout
- Eskimo
- European cities
- European streets
- Family
- Germany
- Good Friday
- Great Depression
- Italy
- Mailchimp
- Matthew Compton
- Mexico
- Mt. Hood
- Nature
- Nature poem
- Nature poems
- Nature's wildfires
- Nevada
- Northern Lights
- Olympics
- Oregon
- Pacific coast
- Poems
- Portland
- Recipe
- Relationships
- Research
- Rome
- Russia
- The Avocet
- Trillium Lake
- Turkey
- Venice glass
- Viking cruise
- WW II
- Writers in the Grove
- Writing
- abandoned
- absence of light
hunter’s moon
hunter’s moon
hunter’s moon whitewashed
the field in the night
highlighting evergreen boughs
as though laden with snow
leaving little place for a deer
to hide
yet this morning an antlered buck
pranced through my yard
alive and well
to my relief
arched path of stars
comment from Eileen gives author hope
clear night sky
stars seen, not through mist
or haze or light pollution
but sharp, distinct
welcome as childhood friends
when the Milky Way
was near solid path
arching above me