Wolf Moon Glowed

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Poetry On Thursday

Wolf moon glowed

Moon glow sliding

brightly

across woode red  floor

waking me

from dreamless sleep

Two nights ago

Clouds tightly and quickly

Blanketed the moon

Moonglow gone

I felt the mystery

Wondering

Blustery winds

Sheets of rain came

Cold settled

Winds spit snow

Flake here

Flake there

Dusting

Melting

Dusting

Morning breaks

Snow

 Nature’s glitter

Sugar coating

Fluffy white clouds

Dance across baby blue skies

Snow blankets

Our mountains

This morning

(c) Carol Ingram Moore 2013

Earth Day

In honor of Earth Day, I played All Things Bright and Beautiful on the organ at our Little Red Episcopal Church. It has been a cold, rainy, cloudy day here in the mountains.
The photo is of a small garden right in front of the studio. The black sculpture was created by Margaret Gregg.
In honor of today and in celebration of our precious mother earth I revised a poem I had written as an outline for a story.
Bored with the rain
She tosses seeds
Wind catches them
Creating gardens
She sits among the flowers
Sun streams  creating summer
She glides
Her long gown touching earth
Colors fly
Wind catches the colors
Creating autumn
She becomes delighted with all she has created
Dancing
Twirling in a silk gown of the brightest autumn colors
Wind furious
She dare acknowledge autumn
as Her supreme season
Wind erupts
Creating winter
Hurling her crown into the snow.

She replies:
I am queen of all I see.
I am queen of the stars, moon, and the sea.
I am queen of me.