Please enjoy a poem by Margaret Roncone and two poems by Claudia Hollander-Lucas.
Autumn Light
lengthening shadows
discard bright light
store it in a
cupboard for next June
what I notice and
pause to study
are narrators of
a fresh story
unfolding in pebbled gravel
dried grass
and moon’s play on stone.
By Margaret Roncone
Margaret Roncone: I write poetry daily because of a commitment with another island poet and a poet in Seattle. I also write to nourish and save my soul.
SummerSet
haiku
hummingbird lingers
summer sets on shorter days
fragrance holds the rose
By Claudia Hollander-Lucas
A comment about these poems:
My creative focus has been concerned with the spaces between things, seasons, mind-sets, and life stages— those liminal markers, like summer fragrance on dried roses and that new wrinkle on the brow.
