What fear have you conquered?
What time I am afraid,
I will trust in thee.
Psalm 56: 3

What fear have you conquered?
What time I am afraid,
I will trust in thee.
Psalm 56: 3
Karl and I voted early this week. On Tuesday, we drove to our voting place at the Town Of Holland Sheboygan County – Wisconsin. A clerk was there to receive our absentee ballots. Karl had checked the hours and days open earlier in the week.
We also went to some local stores. This late summer and fall have been busy. Medicare Wellness Visit for me (health conditions stable), the updated COVID booster and senior flu shot for both of us. More appointments next week.
Grateful, and blessings to all.
We enjoy buying flower bouquets when we go to a store. As bouquets fade, we create new arrangements.
fog, green leaves
and beach grasses
a blue vase
with red carnations
by the window
trimming the stems
of carnations
and giving them
fresh water
October sun
more poems
than I can write
morning work
and then leaves
in light and pine cones
on the spruce tree
Ellen Grace Olinger
L ove
E ternal
A nd
F orever
LEAF
light falls
through yellow maple leaves
the mercy of God
“light falls” was my poem in Full of Moonlight: Haiku Society of America 2016 Members’ Anthology, edited by David Grayson.
Also published by Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
Daily Haiku: Aug. 21, 2019
Ellen Grace Olinger
how quickly
another generation
grows
seems I only
looked away
for a moment
how good their work
how beautiful their art
These two poems are from my archives.
only now beginning
to find my place and poems
late-blooming rose
from the bush
planted long before
we came here
And what beautiful colors this time of year.
Country roads, wildflowers, and corn fields – we reflect upon places we visit in our area. And always good to enjoy our gardens.
Sheboygan County
Wisconsin State Park System
September 8, 2018
Photo by Karl
Interurban Trail, Town of Holland
Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
September 8, 2019
Photo by Karl
Garden Journal
August 8, 2018
Photo by Karl
Garden Journal
September 2, 2020
Photo by Karl