She taught me that
"the grass is also alive
and listening."
She taught me to see
the beauty of the earth
even more clearly.
She gave me gifts of sky
and bird and song.
Her words helped me
better love this world,
and my "one wild
and precious life."
So nicely done, Sherry!
ReplyDeleteI like this! Superb Sherry.
ReplyDeleteShe is the sort of teacher who teaches her students how to learn. And how lucky we are, to see her for what she is... to delight in her teachings and embrace them fully.
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect.
Right in the feels, Sherry. I need to dig out some of her books again, and heed the lessons there too.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love this!!❤️
ReplyDeleteI can really hear how she's been an inspiration for you... wonderful
ReplyDeleteShe taught us all so much! -and with such abandon! In language which wasn't fancy, but O so carefully draped ...
ReplyDeleteThoughtful, gentle poem. She taught you well.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful Sherry!
ReplyDeleteNice, Sherry.
ReplyDeleteYes! And I miss her so.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! It seems nothing more is needed. She was a wise teacher.
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely!
ReplyDeleteShe did teach us to seek wonder in the world, and I pass that on to my students each year.. always ask of them that question: What will you do..?
ReplyDeleteYes, she really did.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful tribute, Sherry.
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I have spent the past couple of days re-reading her poetry. Thank God we have her voice still.
ReplyDeleteShe was certainly a gift to all of us. Sherry, you are my place of peace. Thank you for being you and sharing words of nature and wisdom.
ReplyDeleteEchoing Susie ~
ReplyDeleteThis is so full of hope and light, Sherry! Love itš
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