My Poetry and Prose Blogology

Mothers’ Day
Poetry Doug W. Evans Poetry Doug W. Evans

Mothers’ Day

“who taught us how to love
in a love-forgotten world
who spread their beauty
upon nature’s own beauty”

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Small Again
Short Poetry Doug W. Evans Short Poetry Doug W. Evans

Small Again

“there are times—I wish I could be small again
holding tight to azure dreams of an old friend
a mind—that once reliably waited on my voice
in dark partitions of my steely—spinning fears”

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My Refuge of Green
Short Poetry Doug W. Evans Short Poetry Doug W. Evans

My Refuge of Green

“evergreens huddle around my dark sorrows
quieting anxious tines of ravaging nerves
whispering their draught of greener spice
I breathe spellbound in a wilderness temple”

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Tomorrows Are Everything
Poetry Doug W. Evans Poetry Doug W. Evans

Tomorrows Are Everything

“I trace the outline of unfinished edges
protecting a universe—we thought we knew”

Webb Telescope photo of Rho Ophiuchi courtesy of NASA and the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI).

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Learning to Listen
Poetry Doug W. Evans Poetry Doug W. Evans

Learning to Listen

“if you become lodged in cracks of despair
learn to listen to your quiet spirit’s guide
and it will bind you to a warmer paradise”

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Life is Hard
Poetry Doug W. Evans Poetry Doug W. Evans

Life is Hard

“long after all my enraged eruptions end
earthquake shudders soften into silence
penetrating diamonds of harsh hails hush”

Photo and inspiration courtesy of Charlie Lansche— lastchancegallery.com

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All The Lights Within
Essay Doug W. Evans Essay Doug W. Evans

All The Lights Within

“And as I understand the divine Creator better, I rediscover the lost art of personal creation.”

Webb Telescope photo of Pillars of Creation courtesy of NASA and the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI).

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Snow Canyon
Prose-Poetry Doug W. Evans Prose-Poetry Doug W. Evans

Snow Canyon

“Snow Canyon remains one of those weird geographic anomalies. A multicolor marmalade adventure molded in nature's clever hands of shape, shadow, and time.”

Photos Courtesy of Rod Sorenson— rcoakley.com

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