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A Place Called Home

On the covered bridge
A bird is building its nest
Hidden by shadows

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Tailgate

As the butterfly
Hovers near a peach blossom
Its shadow follows

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Chorus

One little flower
Nods in the delicate breeze
As the crickets hum

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Rendezvous

As the honeybee
Drifts from flower to flower
Another joins it

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Bathing With An Audience

Beyond the dark trees
Robins bathe in the sand
Watched by an eagle

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Autumn

A wisp of white cloud
On a breeze, that cools the land
Autumn is soon here

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Moments of Eternal Beauty

Blossoms fall like snow

Where the silent river flows

...eternal moment

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The Abandoned Sock

In the land of the laundry room, a mystery does reside,
Of the missing sock that vanished, leaving its mate behind.
Was it a daring escape, a sock rebellion in the night?
Or simply an accident, a case of sock flight?
The lonely sock sits abandoned without its partner near,
Hoping for a reunion, shedding a single tear.
It dreams of the days when they frolicked as a pair,
Now it’s all alone, feeling quite despair.
Perhaps the missing sock found a new calling in life,
As a puppet in a play, or a hat for a mouse quite nice,
Or maybe it’s just hiding, playing a sneaky game?
Laughing at the chaos it’s caused, adding to the fame.
Perhaps sent to a dimension that’s forbidden?
Did they form a gang, the odd sock brigade?
Taking over the laundry room, in a colorful charade?
But in the world of laundry, anything can occur,
So next time you do laundry, keep a vigilant eye,
For that missing sock may return, with a twinkle in its eye.
But until then, cherish the odd ones left behind,
For they add a touch of whimsy to your daily grind.

Copyright © Jeanine Dejesus | Year Posted 2024

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When Life Feels As If You Are Drowning

When life feels heavy and hard to bear,
And you're drowning in feelings of despair,
Remember that storms don't last forever,
And the sun will shine again, whenever.

Though the road may be rough and tough to tread,
And it feels like joy and hope have all but fled,
Hold on tight and don't give up the fight,
For even in darkness, there is still light.

Life is a journey, full of twists and turns,
But remember, it's okay to feel the burns,
For in the ashes, new beginnings can grow,
And your strength and resilience will surely show.

So when life doesn't seem to get better,
Hold on to hope and don't be a quitter,
Know that you are not alone in your strife,
And better days will come, in time, in this life.

Copyright © Jeanine Dejesus | Year Posted 2024

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Rhythm

In the rhythm of the rain’s soft patter,
A message of peace, a gentle chatter.
Emotions swell, like a symphony,
In the harmony of nature’s melody.
Finding charm in the simplest things,
A deeper meaning in the song it sings.

Copyright © Jeanine Dejesus | Year Posted 2024

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