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day 84 ~ by any other name

peace lily
.
she’s
an imposter
known
by the moniker
lily…verifiably untrue
still she’s
ever green, a symbol
of peace, purity,
of healing…
a blessing
call her what you will

~kat

A favorite indoor plant of mine is the peace lily, aka Spathiphyllum or Spathe for short. I always have one or two plants in my inside spaces. Every bloom is an exciting discovery and lasts for weeks!

It doesn’t matter to me what we call these wonderful plants. Even if they aren’t officially “true lilies” it’s hard to deny the blessings they symbolize. Inspiring things like prosperity, peace, tranquility, purity, innocence, hope, ambition, surrender and acceptance… what’s not to love about this evergreen plant that is not fussy to keep and regularly bloom’s beautiful flowers!

Peace, love, and true glimmers to you. And even “untrue” glimmers will do. Tonight I spent time admiring my peace “lily”, and what she symbolizes, and I wonder, what’s in a name anyway?

~kat


Oh…and I also was delighted by the antics of this guy, a resident wild squirrel bandit who regularly steals seeds from the bird feeder. He’s quite an acrobat!


…and a final look at the sun as it dips below the horizon:


May Day 13

the gloaming

cool
dusk slips
into night
it is quiet
but for the leaves whispering in the breeze

~kat


Poetry form for the month of May: Tetractys/5 lines/syllable count 1-2-3-4-10.


Dusk – NaPoWriMo 2017 #1

Dusk

the gloaming lingers on
in dusty blue and gray
dewy mist descending

breeze-tossed trees a-swaying
daylight softly fading
the gloaming lingers on

canopy in ebon
moon and star bedazzled
in dusty blue and gray

melancholy passage
shadowy in between
dewy mist descending

~kat – 1 April 2017

NoPoWriMo 2017 #1
(Cascade Poem: a/b/c, d/e/A, f/g/B, h/i/C)


At Dusk – A Haiku

Amber light dances
atop wind fluttered oak trees
gloaming on the cusp.

kat ~ 8 June 2016

For Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge, prompt words Top & Light.


Sun Lantern


sun
dusking
waning flush
diurnal dance
red

kat
28 February 2016