Mornings at Blackwater Pond
Hummingbird’s Featured Poem.
Mornings at Blackwater Pond. A poem by Mary Oliver that encourages us to follow our passions, to live life, and to become the person we choose to be. A message full of hope and encouragement for us all to be and do more.
Hummingbird Featured Poem
To A Daughter Leaving Home. By Linda Pastan.
A beautiful poem about a child gaining independence and freedom, while a parent must let go. Curated by Lynda Bernard.
We’ll Go No More A Roving
Hummingbird Featured Poem
We’ll Go No More A Roving by Lord Byron. A poem about love… and the acceptance of one’s limitations as we age. Sigh. Curated by Lynda Bernard.
Book Shorts. Reviews in a Nutshell.
Life. Death. The Power of Love.
Books that earn rereading are hard to come by. I Heard the Owl Call My Name by Margaret Craven is one of those treasures. It is a story that explores life, death, and the power of love as a relocated priest makes his journey. Review by Lynda Bernard.