Showing posts with label My World in Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My World in Nature. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

THE CHICKADEE




THE  VISITOR 

by

M. C. Arvanitis 





A feeding dish I offer them,
A place where they can eat.
And when these rascals find my offer
I get a feeling, oh so sweet.
So today when looking out my window

My heart swelled up with glee
For who should come to visit?
This Black Capped Chickadee.






Sunday, February 21, 2010



Snow on the Roses
(a country song)

Writen after seeing snow on Portland rose bushes.

When Yesterday roses
were blooming so free.
You picked a rose
and gave it to me
With it a promise
that we'd never part
Yesterday's roses
Laid soft on my heart.

Now you have changed dear
Icy winds blow
Your cold heart has turned
my sunshine to snow.
The roses have wilted.
Nothing is right
For there is snow on
the roses tonight

Snow on the roses
Snow in my heart
your letter discloses
From me you will part.
Yesterday's sunshine
has all gone away
and there's snow
on the roses today.

Friday, January 4, 2008

FLY WITH ME


                                                                       Soar in the clouds with the Eagles;
Look for the silver lining. 
A life worthy of living 
Is not made with whining

Look at life from the Eagles' nest;
Look at the world from above
For the life worthy of living
Can only be lived with love.

Fly with me!!

Sunday, October 21, 2007

The daffodils are blooming!

From my Journal .. February 7, 2007

It has been a cold wet winter here in Oregon and not the best winter of my life. Today it was another rainy day. I felt a bit gloomy as I drove down the hill going to town on the winding road past the cemetary. Each year on the slope of the drive into the cemetary the daffodils bloom before any others. Today I was delighted and up- lifted to see they were blooming. These words came to my mind.


The daffodils are blooming!
I see with a thrill
On the curve on the road
High on the hill

The daffodils are blooming!
My gloom turns to cheer
'Tis a promise of spring
When these flowers appear

I drive on with a smile.
Spring time is looming.
Though It still may be raining ..
The daffodils are blooming!
~~~~

(C) by Margaret C. Arvanitis
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