I’m sharing a bit of nostalgia here, for a time in the summer of 2007 when I would sit at the Getty museum gardens and write poetry.

This was a time in my life when my children were too young for me to pursue writing longer works. That’s probably why I ended up writing so many – at least 100.
The first time I put pen to paper when I was six years old, I wrote a poem. My first published work was a poem. Lines still come to me now and then. Maybe there are some new ones on the horizon.
People Watcher
A young woman
A child with bouncing curls, a princess crown, and dancing eyes
An elderly woman who can no longer walk and skin so thin you can see through it
All hold beauty, life, nurturing, and mystery
A boy with the eyes of a sage
A laughing toddler
A teen with hormones arage
A man with a bride
A man with a cane
All hold beauty, life, strength
And the mysterious ability to make me smile

Thanks for reading,
Gina

I had you pegged for a poet all along, Gina. Beautiful poem. Thank you for sharing! Cheers and be well!
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I wouldn’t try to get anything by you, Sharon. And thanks for the compliment.
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Lovely poem. Thanks for sharing
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Thank you, Catherine. I’m glad I saved a copy of it. Other earlier writings we’re not as lucky.
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