as the earth turns
light and darkness
collide
on edge
blue heron
waits to eat
funeral process outside
dying to get
inside
sheltered under
my flooded furniture
“The Mighty Acts of God”
camera bug
shots
memory simulators
Carolyn Noah Graetz was born in a small country community of Carroll County, Mississippi. She graduated from the Vaiden High School in that county in 1956. In the fall of that year she entered the Touro Infirmary School of Nursing in New Orleans. A few years later she attended and graduated from the school of nurse anesthesia at the Charity Hospital in New Orleans. She has been married for 50 years to Dr. Roger Graetz, and they have two children and four grandchildren who were born on three different continents.
Wow, Carolyn, I love your perspective about life goes on no matter what...... wonderful creativity and great depth here...... Sheri
ReplyDeleteLove these - particularly 'as the earth turns...'
ReplyDeleteA very awesome poem. I really enjoyed reading the depth of this piece this evening.
ReplyDeletei loved these Carolyn, especially the first one.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn thank you for sharing your wonderful talent. I loved them all but especially the first one, so unique in your description. Look forward to more of your work.
ReplyDeleteCharlene