snowy morning
crystalline frosted clusters
floating down, down, down
tree limbs drooping
hush a-bye green
winter lingering
~kat~
Time for another Cherita…it’s snowing on my little speck of earth this morning.
snowy morning
crystalline frosted clusters
floating down, down, down
tree limbs drooping
hush a-bye green
winter lingering
~kat~
Time for another Cherita…it’s snowing on my little speck of earth this morning.

the matrix is real
chem trail grids etched
across the cerulean dome
people numbed by tweets,
and alternative bleats, slog
single file into oblivion
~kat~
Cherita Day 3

a rascally rodent is he…
hailing from Punxsutawney
this marmot known as Phil,
he bends light and shadows
and dares to presume whether
winter’s days are numbered
~kat~
Another Cherita in honor of Groundhog Day!

pie-faced moon
blushed rouge, earth shadowed
and blue sometimes, oh so blue
luminous
chasing stars away
owning the night
~kat~
A Cherita (a linked poetry form of one-, two-, and three-line stanzas. Cherita is the Malay word for “story” or “tale”. Read more about the Cherita HERE.) My friend Jane Dougherty gave this form a whirl today and I thought I’d give it a spin too. Thanks Jane for introducing me to the Cherita! 🙂