Abbe Rolnick's Blog: Abbe's Notes, page 37
October 31, 2019
Stacked
Stacked
The lore of the past stacked
Between faces of mundane
A spark flares
Not a dare
But the scare of difference
Change accepted
Heaped upon history
Mundane returns
Until the attack
Don't go back
~Abbe
October 24, 2019
A Child’s Pace
A Child's Pace
A race down the driveway
Dandelion Seeds
Blown in the wind
Mud puddles
Rocks piled to the sky
Moon puffs
Scattered like stars
A child's space
~Abbe
October 10, 2019
Survival
Survival
Water, water, everywhere
But here..
Body, Soul, Life Force
Quench, rejoice
~Abbe
October 3, 2019
The Earth Receives
Moon Beams
Circles of Light
Eclipsed by clouds
An edge of Sun
Touched by a Star
~Abbe
September 26, 2019
Wailing Wall
Wailing Wall
Packed in crevices
Secrets of centuries
Remove the laments
Stories disintegrate
~Abbe
September 19, 2019
Spaghetti
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I base much of what I do on a reason, maybe not a good one, but it comes from a memory, advice or experience. The best times are when I do something for no reason at all.
When I was younger, my family declared I was a finicky eater. (As an adult, I’d say I was discerning). I didn’t like my mom’s spaghetti sauce. Every time she made the dish, I’d remind her that I just wanted plain spaghetti.
September 12, 2019
Author’s Perspective
Author's Perspective
Visualizing a scene - memory, anticipation, execution
Seeing a scene - eye contact, input, reception
Being a scene - sensor, movement, action
~Abbe
September 5, 2019
Don’t Fence Me In
Don't Fence Me In
Walls exclude
A rude presence
Locked inside
Prejudices
shrivel
Compassion dies
Why?
~Abbe
August 30, 2019
Ships…
Ships...
Friendships grow when nourished
Relationships thrive when embraced
Love endures with friends that relate
Cherish your..ships...
Ships Ahoy
~Abbe
August 22, 2019
Letter B
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Don’t ask me why, but the letter B, buzzes in my brain. Be careful, beware, be who you are, be kind, be in sync.
Last month Jim and I filled the truck with our recycling. The abundance of newspapers, the wine bottles, the plastic, and the aluminum cans, make their own statement and keep me humbled. This time however, a nest of bees had nestled inside a cardboard box, making a home.
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