The piece celebrates the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest's beauty and emphasizes the need to protect public lands, reflecting gratitude for nature's support during group walks despite challenging weather.
Category: The Daily
Daily Options: Daily Create, Doodle, or Photo/Poem
NaPoWriMo Seasons of the Saskatoon
The poem reflects the seasonal beauty of the Saskatoon, highlighting its blooms, leaves, berries, and vibrant colors throughout the year.
NaPoWriMo Spring’s Quince
In spring, quince trees bloom vibrant scarlet petals, reminiscent of winter poinsettias, symbolizing renewal and beauty as winter fades.
NaPoWriMo Spring Cottonwood
The poem reflects on black cottonwood trees, their historical significance, and personal memories, emphasizing their connection to water and drought awareness.
Hidden Gems of the Shrub-Steppe
The poem highlights the significance of protecting living soil crust in shrub-steppe ecosystems, emphasizing its role in nutrient supply and soil stability.
NaPoWriMo Current Bush
A walk near Steamboat Rock reveals spring's arrival, showcasing sunshine, vibrant greenery, and early blooms that amaze with their delicate beauty.
NaPoWriMo Inside, Love
National Poetry Month celebrates its 30th anniversary, inspiring extensive poetry writing. The author shares experiences, prompts, and insights, while encouraging engagement with fellow poets and exploration of personal creativity.
Weekly WrapUp Fun, Bootcamp, Challenge
The blog shares weekly art projects using Procreate, featuring personal creations, Bootcamp assignments, and Spoonflower design challenges.
April is Poetry Month
National Poetry Month celebrates creativity with photography, poetry, and art; the author shares the arrowleaf balsamroot brightening the community's hills, showcasing a transition from winter.
WrapUp Self-Portrait Another Boho and Cards
In this blog, the author shares artwork created using Procreate, including personal reflections and prompts from Peggy Dean's Bootcamp, emphasizing inspiration and creativity. A spring brush set from Procreate
I wonder, if I draw a line... 