Photo: Chagit Moriah-Gibor
Come on Sis
Let us peek
Through the slats
On this bridge
At the world
That flows through
Underneath
Me and you.
Pink Duo
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Pink Elephant
Photo: Na’ama Yehuda
There’s a very pink
Elephant on the sidewalk
With nail polish
Half done.
Children stare
Babies point
But many others walk on.
As in many a living room
Where elephants silently stand,
Perhaps New York City adults
Aren’t easily stunned.
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Pink Perch
Photo: Adi Rozen-Zvi
A pink perch
For the flutter
A brief pause
On the fly
For the moment
That lapses
As a breath
Passes by.
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Small Blessing
Photo: Dvora Freedman
May you always have a gentle place
To lounge with friends
And swing,
And bloom,
And sing.
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Heart View
Photo: Inbar Asif
As we hold endless heartache
Of scandal, war, crime, abuse
May we also remember
Gentler waves, kinder views;
So the holes rent by hardship
Will not make us refuse
To let pain become a window
To the good we can profuse.
For the Pink September Squares
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Pink Remembering
Photo: Na’ama Yehuda
Spring recalls
How bushes previously bared
By frost and freeze,
Found a new lease
To bubble forth
A pink exuberance.
It is a good remembering
As fall emerges
To reclaim
The bushes’ leaves
Ahead of winter’s
Naked sleep.
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Pink Herald
Photo: Karen Forte
As night
Folds wings
Of gray,
Pink sky
Herald glory
Of today.
For the September Squares and Six Word Saturday challenge
Special thank you to my dear friend Karen Forte, for THIS DAY’s (literally) gorgeous beginning.
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Pink Blessing
Photo: Adi Rozen-Zvi
Perched above
Hearts and eyes
Freshly woven
Phuang malai
Made in faith
By the Thai
For good fortune
In Chiang Mai.
For Pink September Squares Challenge
