The Sky’s The Limit:: Lake Inspired

“Lake Inspired” covers the extent of my life so far, entwined with the beautiful lake in memories and poems. It’s hard not to be inspired by the air we breathe and the sights we see and the sounds of lake traffic on and around the waters.   Covering 80 plus years of appreciation, it is hoped that the content brings the listeners joy too. 

To my podcast family, I share my trumpet version of the Star Spangled Banner by Frances Scott Keyes.  I also include a recording of a presentation to the Town of Winchester in 2020  when my poem, A Different Color Flower was chosen to be read at that ceremony. 

From Kindergarten to College, the ceremony of Graduation brings a change, a maturing and a recognition that we must accept this change and cross the line in order to grow. Graduations matter. 

Reflecting on the ingredients in our life that make us, shape us and flavor us with knowledge and a yearning for more knowledge.  To teach to learn is about living our lives to share what we have learned and staying open to learning more.  

Dedicating, honoring and celebrating Mothers and people who have gone, and people who are here who touch our lives, and even pianos and especially Grammas, and all other things we revere and hold dear.   This episode hopes to encourage writers to write down their feelings and appreciation for those they wish to commemorate.  It feels good to do so.

Exploring the power of the Japanese form of poetry known as Haiku, it’s brevity, its discipline, and its beauty and setting the stage for the listener’s use of this art form. 

The Sky’s the Limit heralds a communion of kindred spirits to explore, write more, and join together in the name of poetry and companionship. Where our writing will take us is limitless