Sunday, July 7, 2013

Guest Blogger: Grammie Suzan


GRAMMIE SUZAN. 10,092 miles by air from Naples, FL to Kenai, AK and back again. 17 days in Alaska provided me with abundant family adventure time and many volumes worth of stories. The poet in me begs for the most descriptive stories using the fewest words.

Alaska haiku
Interspersed with some pictures
Good choice for my trip

Funny Granddaughter
With a cantaloupe headband
At the Kenai Airport


Children grow up fast
In the Visitor’s Center
As big as a fish


Dark sands Kenai Beach
Castles, agates, lupine, gulls
Tide coming in fast


Fishing, not catching
Enjoying the Lake of Fish
Float planes and loon


Searching everywhere
Finally Alaska moose
Come out of hiding


Homer, Alaska
Savoring the Bakery
And colorful art


Fog on the mountains
Across The Bay Tent and Breakfast
Steely gray ocean


Our tent so cozy
Kayak shed, glass gazebo
Home for next four days


Kayak adventure
Paddle through Kachemak Bay
Porpoise, otters, seals

Alone with paddle
Sea otter comes to witness
This new visitor


Under eagled cliffs
A family raft of kayaks
On Herring Islands


Our next Adventure
Flies us over glaciers
With Smokey Bay Air


Seward, Alaska
The happening place to be
On 4th of July



Hello Tufted Puffin
Alaska Sea Life Center
Seeing eye to eye


At Exit Glacier
We reminisce trips of old
Fields of bright blue ice


Fields of iris, trees of eagles, love and togetherness
 




1 comment:

  1. AWESOME poetry, Grammie Suzan. What a lovely way to describe your experiences!
    Love,
    Denise

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