The missed last pawpaw
of this year remind us: if
they’re ripe, harvest now.
Category Archives: Nature Observation Writing
Cue Fall Colors: Rhyming Haiku
As if on cue, the
bright colors and hues of fall
Start to show and glow.

Turtles Sunning Advice
Two turtles sunning
as summer draws to a close.
Good advice for all!
I Asked God — Unexpected Answer: Haiku
I asked God for more
energy, and He gave me
two wasp stings. That worked!

Christ’s Peace Is Constant: Haiku
Christ’s peace is constant.
Christ’s peace in nature? Constant!
We need to seek it.
Not Monet’s Giverny, But Ours: Grateful Haiku
It is not Monet’s*,
But it’s ours. We’re building it peaceful, under God.
OR
It’s not Giverny,
Bugs New Joy: Nature Haiku
It’s a new joy when
you can sit in the woods and
enjoy bugs on you.
What Did The Greats Think? Haiku
Muir, Whitman, Thoreau.
They’d walk in Nature, then write.
What did the Greats think?
Nature’s Multiplier Effect: Prose
Today, I posted a prose piece about wildflowers, grounding/earthing, negative ions,
and their impact on our bodies, minds, souls. Yes, these can all improve our health. But what if Nature adds on to the impact of everything God gives us? What if there is a multiplier effect?
I think it’s an interesting hypothesis. Anyone want to prove it?
