Wednesday, November 19, 2025

Lost in Thought by Karen A. VandenBos

 

Image / Emma Bauso

Lost in Thought


Three years old and I walk the path around

my grandparents farm in Maine. A girlie


girl in all ways I wear my frilly white party

dress and black buckle shoes to greet the


trees and plants, dancing like a sprite

across potato fields, the tractor stirring


clouds of fairy dust. Lost in thought I will

dream I am the Potato Blossom Queen


not realizing that I have disappeared into

my own little world where imagination has


begun to bloom and my future as a poet has formed a bud.


© Karen A. VandenBos


Karen A.VandenBos


Karen A. VandenBos was born on a warm July morning in Kalamazoo, MI. A PhD course in shamanism taught her to travel between two worlds. A Best of the Net nominee, her writing has been published in Lothlorien Poetry JournalBlue Heron Review, Moss Pigletand others. 


2 comments:

  1. Wonderful poem...so glad it was posted and I got to read it.

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  2. Barb Leonard knows me and my weird comments or sometimes not being able to put into words why I like a poem but I can get into this poem!

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