Hunters Blue Moon
November 2, 2020
The eve of events
Monday, November 2, 2020
Tuesday, October 6, 2020
Red
Red is the name of a chicken who figured out how to make the hoot and call
of coyotes. You may not live where there are predatory animals that haunt but
Red taught Dixie a hen to howl with him imitating the meanest coyote pack.
She sings at dawn/ night before she falls to chicken coma, yes, as if she guzzled
two bottles of Merlot wine. Red is a brave color ~ now go make history
Copyright © Caroline Gerardo 2020
Monday, October 5, 2020
Falling
FALLING
the sound of the screen door
the smell of crushed sage leaves
the taste of quince in a mask
A dream, its not done with us
I see flashes of light in corners
there in darkness without a moon
there chickens hide from hawks
there is a stone in my rubber boots
A dream, its not done with us
I wish on marigolds scaring bugs
the fleeting tail of a mouse
the sliver of summer sunset
the acorns ground to flour
A dream of fall
A prayer to fly
Friday, August 28, 2020
Backyard Tales
About The Book
The Backyard Tales is the story of the bond shared between 17-year-old Mia Basu Roy and her beloved cat, Pippo. She seems to understand him far too well for a human. And he seems to have another life that Mia begins to suspect. She follows her cat to their backyard and down a very dangerous road which leads her to witches, talking animals, and a story that’s much bigger than what she initially suspected.
Read this story to discover all of Mia and Pippo’s secrets, be enchanted by magic, and get the answer to a question that has haunted us for ages: does a cat truly love their owner?
Book Purchase Link
Book Review
Author Bio
Young Adult and Children’s novelist, Aniesha Brahma, studied Comparative Literature. She started her career has as a social media manager in a publishing house. Currently works as a senior content writer in a digital media agency. When she is not working, she is dreaming up stories, conducting sessions for her popular YouTube Series, Chai & Chill, or planning how to get even more books and bookish content to readers via BUZZ Magazine. You can read more of her work at Aniesha’s Musings and drop a line at aniesha.brahma@gmail.com
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Thursday, June 4, 2020
Black Poppy Poem
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| Jack Rabbit at sunset |
BlackLivesMatter Poem
Trouble comes in threes I say
Covid fears rolls into protests
all the washing, spraying and
cleaning is not going away.
At my home, in the garden,
rests the spider veil of safety
booms from Camp Pendleton
have built resolve to harden.
You, don't live remote on a ranch
overlook the ocean and a marine
base as if protected by a Sea King.
Stressed ancient oak drops branch.
Nights I awaken at four and check
the sky for stars and succulents but
fog of June gloom and nightmares
quarantine bends time into wreck.
Wind carries a song and demands
to end police unions, racism and
national list naming the bad cops
seeds soaked ready in our hands.
Copyright © June 4 2020 Caroline Gerardo
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| Black Poppy |
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| white amaryllis |
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| Epi reflections |
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| Squash blossom |
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| garden gate |
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| blue wild flower |
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| Succulent planter |
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| succulent planters from rain gutters |
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| colors of succulents |
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| color combo succulents purple |
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