Joanna Gilman Hyde

"Good Morning, World!"

Tag: outdoors

THEN THE SUN

The Hawk West Desk Window 7:45pm

Assessing The Opalescent Sky

To The Northwest Of Me

I Caught A Southerly Glimpse

Of The Setting Sun

Through A Bank Of Cloud

Breaking Open

Like An Eye

Dear Luke:

The Hawk Outpost 5:48pm

Last Night You Showed Me

The Moon

Tonight I Have Seen It

Again

Between Parted Clouds

While I Think Of You —

Your Friend,

Joanna

APRIL AFTERNOON

The Hawk Portico 3:28pm

Behind A Cloud Of Pinkish Hue

Our Sun Was Burning Silver Bright

The Cloud Dispersed Then From My View

I Embraced God’s Warm Delight

The Sound of Life

The Hawk Portico 1:57pm

Birdsong is The Sound of Life

with Ocean as a backdrop

I sit in Sanctuary

The End To Strife

and wait Here

for The World to Stop

ALIVE

The Hawk Deck 11:27am

The Morning is Alive

with Birdsong

I can’t identify

except for The Chickadees

& Jays

I Am Here Today

Today

Today

 

MORNING REFLECTION

The Hawk Kitchen 9:05am

Have I written enough

of The Silver On The Ocean?

No — It is what I awaken

to on each clear day

It gives Me Solace

and Energy

for The Special Time

We’re in —

The Time of The Awakening

of The World

THE SUN RIGHT NOW

The Hawk Corner Room 8:35am

The Sun has such a glare

across the water This Morning

I can barely look at It

& when I close My Eyes

or blink

I see lime green

after-images

surrounded by red

LIGHT SOURCE

The Hawk West Desk Window 10:55pm

We are alive

and growing

from clay tracks

to veins of red and white cells

interlacing

Our bedrock cities

with electric towers

lit-up zones

We can be detected

when The Sun is behind Us

and when anybody feels

like looking

MORNING PLACE

The Hawk Kitchen 9:44am

Silver Greets Me

From The Earth And Sky

The Clouds Are Laced

With Watery Striation

The Ocean Is Streaked

With My Favourite Light

I Am Safely Stationed

In My Morning Place

GOOD GOD

The Hawk Kitchen 6:47pm

I See A Bird Of Silver

Against A Cloud Of Grey

It Signals To Me

All Is Well

And This Is How We’ll Stay