all is good and right.
and all is good and right.
Sometimes text brings good reports?
a sale on your favorite sheets.
Each breath buttons, unbuttons, rebuttons.
a cat on the sofa snores in the rhythm of the rain.
Lana Hechtman Ayers lives in the Seattle area with her husband and many monochromatic pets. She is a poetry manuscript consultant, a writing workshop facilitator, and a small press publisher. She has authored five poetry collections, the most recent of which, A New Red, features a contemporary Red Riding Hood all grown up. Lana's sixth collection is due out in 2016. Visit Lana at http://LanaAyers.com.
Lana this is a gorgeous, hopeful affirmation. I've just been enjoying the bliss of morning at my new bistro table. I can finally enjoy the outdoors just outside my home. The day is full of things we cannot predict and yes...that morning space is a blessing in our lives.
A wonderful poem. I enjoyed it very much.
Great word choices, and a hope-fill affirmation.
I absolutely love everything about this poem. Such insight and attention to the details of being alive and the joy that it inspires.
Very well done. The condition of the day, each day, and yet embracing the unknown and reveling in the beauty there... Thank you.
...and suddenly I feel like dancing. thank-you. this is gorgeous!
A radio commentator famous throughout the cricket-playing world entitled his autobiography 'Squeezing the Orange' for the sorts of reasons that this affirmative poem was written. Thank you all.