Poetry – Sunrise

blink slowly

not quite awake

the sun peaks

over the horizon

good morning 

she whispers

my smile broadens

eyelids droop

snuggle deeper

under my duvet

drift back

into slumber

thinking of you.

J. Belle 

photo by Jacqueline Belle

Poetry – Snowflake

snow falls softly

on the surface

settles there

flake by flake

buffering the noise

within

my chin tilts

downward

my eyelids close

exhale…

resting without

a sound

snowflakes fall

flake by flake

all around me. 

J. Belle

image by Nick Night

Poetry – I sit

I sit

at my window

watching

the snow fall

on the city below

there’s a

softness

about the morning

all the edges

blurred

there’s comfort

in knowing

that the harshness

of the night

worn smooth

the morning sigh

caresses

my cheeks

& forehead

I am left

breathless

J. Belle

image by Kate Williams

Poetry – I am here

I can feel

the warm sun

through the wool

on my back,

the cool breeze

on my bare face,

taste the salty air

on my tongue.

I feel a refreshing

spray of water

each time I hear

a crashing wave.

I can feel the cold rock

and slick algae

beneath my feet.

I breathe

and exhale…

I am here.

J. Belle

Image by Josh Felise

Poetry – morning sun

Every day

I wake

with the ache

of a broken heart.

Each day

I stretch

and greet

the morning sun.

Open my heart

refill my cup

smile into the world

exhale

and carry on

with my day.

That

is

resilience.

J. Belle 🤍

Image by Caroline Hernandez

Poetry

Birds chirp

wings beating

in the air

a chorus

of frogs below

squirrels chitter

wind rustling

through

last years leaves

reaching out

warm sun

cool breeze

firm yet sways

smooth papery

to touch

yet rough

against

my forehead

pause…

a moment.

J. Belle

Jacqueline Belle

Poetry – Morning light

It’s simple

to just stand here

watching

the sun rise

over the rooftops

Reaching for that

first golden ray

it warms my skin

I look down

onto the street below

there he is

stirring up

the last

of the morning mist

Such pleasure

to be quiet

in the first

morning light.

J. Belle

Image: unknown

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