Liz Adamshick Liz Adamshick

Caretakers

Grass like green velvet
Dear Patrick, he worked all day
This morning’s walk—smooth.

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Wing-ed Happiness

Don’t know what it is
Something about dragonflies
Makes me feel…content.

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Downpour

Buckets full of rain
Dumped one after another
Me? Drenched and happy.

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Active Inner Life

Sleep is elusive
Mind swimming in images
Sigh…an artist’s life.

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Discovery

Good morning, myst’ry!
Peering into your secrets
I somehow find me…

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Remembering

I forgot my place
Note to self: must walk daily
Must stay connected.

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The Unknown

Storm clouds gathering
Can’t shake this unsettledness
Bracing myself for…

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Duty Calls

Jig’ling bird feeders
The breakfast crowd has arrived
They’re giving me looks…

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Good Advice

When fighting boredom
Take your thoughts, turn them over
See what’s underneath.

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Anchored

Through the storms of life
Cling fast to That which holds you
Let the winds blow by.

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Sweet Saturdays

Farmers market smiles
A small village feeds its own
Glad to be a part.

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After the Solstice

July—fresh new month
Let summer continue on
With its timeless days…

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Summer Cozy

A day of baking—
Mom’s coffee cake recipe
Grateful for the rain.

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Sweet Reunion

He’s getting closer
The miles between us fading
Patrick’s coming home.

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Realization

As the fog rolls in
I think of all I don’t know
And the sun will rise.

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Step One

Before the day starts
Gratitude for everything
That is, and to come…

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So We Can Eat

Bright lights chard, onions
A garden just keeps giving
(Sore back, stiff muscles…)

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Purpose

A world full of souls
All of them needing something
Best roll up our sleeves.

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Gift

A pink cotton sky
Cradles a bright egg yolk sun
“Thank you” is enough.

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Broken Peace

In the early dawn
Neighbors firing off their guns
Wish they’d wait til noon…

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