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| Rino Adamo |
Daybreak
Light is dawning, yawning drowsily.
Mouse is skittering, chittering mousily.
Tree frog a-croaking, a-cloaking his infirmity.
Bullfrog is barking, marking his enormity.
I stand enchanted there.
Like a tree I’m planted there
observing nature, serving notice,
lacking stature, posture lotus,
taking in the morning lyrical, making much of the pondside miracle.
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| Bob McAfee |
Bob McAfee lives with his wife near Boston. He has written nine books of poetry, mostly on love, aging, and the natural world. One hundred and twenty-four poems have been accepted by 49 different publications. He hosts a Wednesday night Zoom poetry workshop. His website, www.bobmcafee.com, contains links to all his published poems.
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