Monthly Archives: December 2017

at the coast rejuvenation super moon ~jone rush macculloch

driving rain and wind blows sideways I walk faster ~jone rush macculloch

Welcome to the final Poetry Friday for 2017. Thanks to Heidi at My Juicy Little Universe. One of the best things about winter is the annual Poetry Swap organized by Tabatha. This week a poem and some tea found its way into … Continue reading →

cloudy day wrapping paper piles memories ~jone rush macculloch

winter day throw seeds on the deck birds forage ~jone rush macculloch

Much thanks to Two Writing Teachers for providing space to share our weekly slices.  This is such an incredible community. I’ve missed a couple of days of haiku. wrap presents after the midnight hour fire flickers +++++++++++++++++++ icicles words hung in the … Continue reading →

Today I offer a poem from my good friend Rex Holliday.  Rex and I went to high school together. He now lives in Texas and when not riding his Harley, he’s rhyming up poetry. Recently, he has teamed up with … Continue reading →

shortest day the news drones on darkness