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Month: July 2019

The Pear Tree — Poem of the WeekSmall green pears hanging from tree

The Pear Tree — Poem of the Week

Published by Tracy May Adair on July 29, 2019

Summer’s Bounty is Here–Peaches, Pears, Berries At least, that’s true near us right now. Strawberry season is basically over in most locations, and blueberries would probably be finished too if we hadn’t had such a cool spring/summer. Blackberries and raspberries…

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No One — Poem of the WeekCattle and goats being herded along road, near Jaén, Peru. Adair, 2015.

No One — Poem of the Week

Published by Tracy May Adair on July 21, 2019

No one wants jury duty, right? It seems like I just got a summons for jury duty last week, but really it has been about eight years. That time I was juror number eight on a list of about three…

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Year of the Long Drive — Poem of the WeekChinese zodiac painted on crosswalk, Washington, DC

Year of the Long Drive — Poem of the Week

Published by Tracy May Adair on July 14, 2019

Have you been on a long drive, maybe across part of the country? Or a driving vacation to someplace nearer? This year we’ve made a couple of driving trips.

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