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Poetry: For Pet Memorial Sunday
I’ll be speaking a little later today about “The Joy of Pets”, adopting again after a loss, and especially remembering my own two losses this year, Cookie and Kelly, along with all the other cats who...
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Let Our Hearts Fly
"Let Our Hearts Fly", poem and image © B.E. Kazmarski My heart is heavy with the news of the school shooting today. I’ve used my creative efforts in a poem and image. May we remember the innocent...
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Remembering, One Week Later: “Let Our Hearts Fly”
"Let Our Hearts Fly", poem and image © B.E. Kazmarski My heart is still in Newtown today, one week later. May we remember the innocent children, the adults who tried to protect them, and the families...
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Poem for Christmas Eve: Solstice Moon
"Solstice Moon", pastel with text, poem and illustration © B.E. Kazmarski A satin silent night, A silver path through my window, And silken paws paused to stay On the pillow next to me. Aside from...
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Poem: A Rescue Remembered
“Looking Out on the Morning”, ink drawing pen, 6″ x 6″ © B.E. Kazmarski Most of my cats, Mimi especially, join me at the big north window otherwise known as “Cat TV” to fill the bird feeders which...
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Things I Found in the Woods, Poetry and Memories
A delicate fern frond reaches for the sun from last year’s dried stems. Every year the winter opens up to a few days of warm intoxicating sun and mud in January or February, and I’ve run outside to...
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Poetry Inspired in My Backyard
A wonderful morning in the back yard with Namir and Cookie; this was just three days before Namir died. This morning I looked out on a tentative sun shining upon a light overnight snowfall, the...
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Poem for Sunday: Mewsette Ponders Green
Mewsette Ponders Green The world alight in green shades more than I have brilliant life given giving and glows in spring showers on all I love. A little abstract ode to spring to accompany a little...
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Poem for Sunday: Overheard in a Thrift Shop
The Menagerie © Bernadette E. Kazmarski This was a conversation between two people which I overheard, secretly taking notes, as I was browsing the overcrowded racks of a local thrift shop after...
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Poem for Sunday: Mewsette Ponders Green
Mewsette Ponders Green The world alight in green shades more than I have brilliant life given giving and glows in spring showers on all I love. A little abstract ode to spring to accompany a little...
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Lucy
Lucy, Pink and Gray (on her favorite rag rug). Your petite silhouette lingers long, graceful legs tipped with soundless slender paws the waving tendril of a tail curls in a perfect circle as you pause...
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Poem for Sunday: Pawprints and Raindrops
Early on a rainy morning… This poem was inspired by Kelly, and a certain drizzly summer morning in 2009. Pawprints and Raindrops I am not awake but aware of the sound of raindrops whispering in the...
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Poetry: For Pet Memorial Sunday
The Butterfly. I’ll be speaking a little later today about “Loving Again After Loss, Why We Adopt Pets” at the Pet Memorial Sunday Ceremony by Chartiers Custom Pet Cremation and remembering again all...
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Poem for Sunday: Green Sparkle Ball
Giuseppe with his green sparkle ball. GIUSEPPE HAS BEEN CHASING his green sparkle ball all over the house lately, and so, I hear, does his lady love Mademoiselle. Purrrhaps there is some connection...
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Vintage Photo: An Old Memory
“An Old Memory” I took the photo in 1983, just a few months after I got my first camera and I was only shooting black and white so I could learn how to use the camera. Even though it was black and...
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Poem for Christmas: Solstice Moon
“Solstice Moon”, pastel with text, poem and illustration © B.E. Kazmarski Solstice Moon A satin silent night, A silver path through my window, And silken paws paused to stay On the pillow next to me....
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Poem: A Rescue Remembered
“Looking Out on the Morning”, ink drawing pen, 6″ x 6″ © B.E. Kazmarski I love winter and snow, bare trees and angled sunlight. Visiting my little back yard daily in all weather reminds me of the...
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Things I Found in the Woods, Poetry and Memories
A delicate fern frond reaches for the sun from last year’s dried stems. Every year the winter opens up to a few days of warm intoxicating sun and mud in January or February, and I’ve run outside to...
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Once
Mimi on the deck at dusk. Once Once A late snow And I with early kittens in my belly Hungry, thirsty, cold, Crouched, focused, Raced across this yard in the dusk, Chased that startled rabbit Nearly as...
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Poem for Spring: Mewsette Ponders Green
Mewsette Ponders Green The world alight in green shades more than I have brilliant life given giving and glows in spring showers on all I love. A little abstract ode to spring to accompany a little...
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