I cast my vote,
then
my cares upon
the Lord,
so I return to my dinner
plans
and having conversations
in the grocery store.
I join the laughter of
my happy
children,
feel the baby kick
within,
and I can sense
her enthusiasm
for life outside
the womb.
(I’m excited for you
too.)
I cut blooms from the garden
for our thrifted coffee
table,
set aside the details
for our Thanksgiving
party,
there’s nothing new under
the sun, I murmur
but I look out my window
again,
and I recall how
flowers
under that same sun
also
always grow.

-S.V.F.

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I’m Sierra

Welcome to my cottage garden in the foothills of California! I’m a poet, gardener, and sunflower enthusiast. Follow for personal poetry and prose rooted in my Christian faith and inspired by the turn of seasons both out of doors and in the soul. Find me on Substack – Poems & Intervals.♥️

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