Author Archives: Mary Beth Frezon
Lunch time #haiku
Hot tea does refresh • and when the heat of the day • comes on, I ice it. Continue reading
Heat Up the End of May
I may not be one who puts on the mileage and elevation gains in the deep woods but I am a continual admirer of where woods and civilization and sunlight converge. Continue reading
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Random #haiku
ice crackles and pops • the glass sides ripple with drops • coolness to forehead. Continue reading
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From the Quote Box:
Dare to reach out your hand into the darkness, to pull another hand into the light. — Norman B. Rice Continue reading
wilted cats and windows
My window opening downstairs was limited last year, and probably this year, because of the neighboring pigs. Continue reading
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