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Here for the Moment

Janice Avery loved deep green nature; like cherry sunset owls, gawping. She dwelt with her parents and Sissy, when old, golden days were walking. They lived out in the hilly country, where orangeish stars could be seen; And summer seemed to last forever, for days held a predominate sheen. Noons were filled with happiness laughter, that foreshadowed pink moon. Life was young, but blue world was old. Burgundy butterflies left cocoons! Mauve fog was doing its fadeaway, as never failing, friends came calling; When feisty fandango flowers flopped-in scent breezes, sweetly recalling! Future blooms were dreaming buds, in the spring of faultless, family visits, Via paths, lined with flowers of familiar hues. Birds sang in willow thickets. Janice lived in the house of cool shadows, beneath lovely, sheltering oaks; With colored birds at each window! Back fences, saw many tales and jokes! Rich, raspberry sun lent sights to remember, on their road of blue flowers. 'Ere reverent night fell richly! Like marmalade change, expected in hours. Numerous hued clouds were etched nebulously, on dusk skies, blackberry, When nostalgic neighbors came fondly, as a turquoise moon rose, solitary. 'Midnight valentine' camillas felt Cupid's arrows, under yellow stars of thrall; And 'Lady Margaret' passionflower vine, in burgundy, crept late to the ball! 'Gay goblin' flowers indulged red revelry, as 'brilliant lilies' rivaled the sun; When 'sultry scarlet' blooms pined for sunset, like nostalgic noon, undone! Janice was a birdwatcher, for she loved pretty songbirds' chirps and trills; But, she wanted to see them up close! So, she put seed on her windowsill. One day as she was entering the room, she saw a red cardinal, hopping; And pecking her seed as he hopped. Janice ran, but he was not stopping! Yet, Janice had gotten a good glimpse of red, like sunset skies, before dark; With a shake he'd flown into azure sky, destnation garden, or green park. Janice realized moments are precious, and the briefest, might be golden; And those are the ones most likely to revisit, once twinkling time is olden! 'Once I saw a little bird Go hop, hop, hop, So I said: – little bird, Will you stop, stop, stop? Then I was going to the window To say "How do you do?" But he shook his little tail, And away he flew!'

Copyright © Evelyn Judy Buehler | Year Posted 2025

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Date: 7/28/2025 5:38:00 AM

Dear Evelyn, Such a wonderful celebration of nature, family, and the preciousness of time. I think it feel like a living, breathing memory I could almost walk through. We use to have a cardinal come to the window every day and peck to say hello. I named him Carl but have not seen him this year. Your words were a wonderful rich and gentle journey. Summer Blessings, Dear Evelyn, Daniel
Date: 7/27/2025 9:08:00 PM

So vividly written, and beautiful Evelyn. I love cardinals so much. I had some visit my backyard in the spring, they were such a delight!!
Date: 7/26/2025 9:06:00 PM

I enjoy the scene. I've always enjoyed the Cardinals too.
Date: 7/26/2025 8:48:00 AM

What lovely couplets. I'm enchanted with the use of colors, and still a great story line. Hugs.
Date: 7/26/2025 7:40:00 AM

so nice and delicious poetry, you have a great talent of painter, can feel that here
Date: 7/25/2025 6:59:00 PM

Nice poetic Couplet poetry, Evelyn. Your rhyming is always impeccable. Cute ending was fun to read. Your poet friend in Texas, Bill

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