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Ellen Grace Olinger

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April

April 1, 2025April 21, 2026 Ellen Grace Olinger

April
a new month
more flowers
and birds
in the gardens

“Daffodil background” Openverse
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reading poetry

March 27, 2025 Ellen Grace Olinger

reading poetry
many different forms
seasons turn again
always familiar
always new

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RAIN acrostic poem

March 11, 2025 Ellen Grace Olinger

R efresh and renew
A ppreciate plants in all their stages
I nvite new dreams as we age and life changes
N ever without Hope

RAIN

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new poem

March 7, 2025 Ellen Grace Olinger

new poem
just a beginning
light in my study
trees and sky
through the seasons

Haiku Art Site 2022, 2025

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March begins

March 1, 2025 Ellen Grace Olinger

March begins spring soon

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winter garden

February 26, 2025 Ellen Grace Olinger

winter garden
and birds who stay
cardinal on the cedar fence

“Free northern cardinal perched log” Openverse
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Bible on my shelf

February 19, 2025 Ellen Grace Olinger

Bible on my shelf
a ribbon holds my place
in the Psalms

Prairie Rose (1915) Hannah Borger by Los Angeles County Museum of Art is licensed under CC-CC0 1.0
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so many ways

February 19, 2025 Ellen Grace Olinger

so many ways
to say thank you
snowdrops

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all the ways

February 2, 2025 Ellen Grace Olinger

all the ways
light flows through
days, seasons, years
gratitude and love
in my heart

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older vision

January 14, 2025 Ellen Grace Olinger

older vision
grateful for my chair
by a sunny window

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