• Origin of my Being

    If we do not look at her in this way, who will?

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  • A Mother's Mourning

    The sighing wind, the sky it breaks
    As crystal pearls fall from it’s heart
    And the river rushes madly
    As its banks are torn apart
    Flowers droop
    And plains lay low
    As the sun hides be hind…

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  • Death of The Murray Darling

    To many years of over irrigating
    Unviable exotic crops of rice and cotton
    It is not just the river dieing
    The land is left totally rotten

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  • Jigsaw Puzzles

    our jig saw puzzle factory is now up and running! from 100 piece to 1000 piece puzzles are now available from your prints, in any quantity, from one, up! presents for kids or parents. we wi…

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  • Nature

    The narrow creek is framed by huge wattles. A sea of yellow and green, our Olympic team colours.
    A gentle wind is blowing; birds are chirping – magpies, rosellas, honeyeaters, flying from tree…

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  • Crystal Clear

    crystal clear aqua blue
    in all its shades and hues
    spray of the crashing wave,
    the ocean, the beach,
    the distant sea…
    such a delight to see

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  • The Free Thinker Would

    ...to ask important knowledge.

    What have we forgotten?

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  • Ode To Summer

    On sunny June afternoons I would sit outside and think of how I could express summer in words. After simmering in my brain for a week, this is it. I am particularly proud of this poem.

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  • A TALE OF LOVER

    Once upon a time
    When I was a kid,
    "A little kid at his seven",
    An old man; a stranger
    With a brown cloak,
    Told me something, about someone…

    Boy…
    Once you love,
    You should love fo…

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  • Summer Symphony

    Bands of daisies twirl their white batons,
    daylilies parade in rainbow sherbet colors to
    trumpet their glories from daybreak to dusk.
    I glimpse the brassy symbols of sunflowers,
    long trombo…

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  • The Arc of Life

    For all the brightness of the sun at the apex of it’s day
    there is nothing to compare the beauty of when the orb just slipped away

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  • Nature's Blankey

    So walk with me a while in the silence of the snow
    imagine all the snoring in the hollows and the dens
    see the beauty of the blanket nature gives her child

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  • Seduction of Sand Dancing

    It is like crossing the belly of the earth
    It seduces you to stroke it’s silken curves
    Lay the palm of your hand on the gentile flat

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  • The old gum by the roadside

    The tales it could tell of what it has seen
    The old gum by the roadside
    throughout the centuries of seasons it’s grown
    heat and rain and wind

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  • Autumn In The City

    The wind whispers while
    the sunlight ebbs
    and smears in rusty hues

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  • Approaching Wildlife

    "Bob McKain’s":http://www.redbubble.com/people/bmckain great shot "You don’t belong here":http://www.redbubble.com/people/bmckain/art/1348942-1-you-don-t-belong-here and his noticing signs of s…

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  • Celebrate What's Right With The World

    Someone at NPN posted this link – it’s a 22 minute video by Dewitt Jones, a nature photographer who shoots for National Geographic.

    "It’s a wonderful video not just for photographers, but fo…

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  • Wolf & Grizzly Interaction Video

    I saw this link over at NPN, and I thought some of the wildlife oriented folks, among other, might be interested. It’s from Glacier National Park

    From that web site: A wolf feeds on a road-…

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