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Author Archives: katemccarrollmoore
Solitude
Sky, the color of steel, More winter than spring Releases a torrent of rain To pound on the roof And remind me Of sorrows past Rain pounding on the roof And I am all alone
Pre-season
Pre-season In the topmost seats of the stadium nestled under a blanket in the dark We watch and wait A crack of the bat sends Posey’s ball over the fence while the blood moon rests atop the flashing scoreboard And … Continue reading
Haiku in the Quad
Culturefest at school Rock with an Indian beat Girls sing in saris
Wake up call
Wake Up Call The routine sameness of the drive to work. Sorting through the day ahead. This, then that, this, then that Next to me, great blue heron Gliding along, matching me mile for mile Startles me back into … Continue reading
Drumbeat: A Poem written to commemorate the installation of Karen Sakata as Contra Costa County Superintendent of Schools
A new day dawns A new era begins This day, today Built on a vision of kindness and civility Passed from hand to hand, heart to heart Past becomes future, a rhythmic drumbeat, Carried on each heartbeat Student by student … Continue reading
Let There Be Light
When the lights go out, there is only darkness Cold and empty, empty space at first But slowly, ever so slowly, the lights come on again one by one, powered by memory and ritual and reminders that live on in … Continue reading
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Amador
The City of San Ramon opened its 58th park this weekend. Here’s the poem read at the celebration. Look around, the vast rolling hills are changing right before our eyes So hard to imagine what’s there when we roll back … Continue reading
Dig
Today is a groundbreaking ceremony for the new San Ramon City Center. Here is the poem I’ll be reading at the ceremony. Sacred ritual, this breaking of the ground Shovel poised and ready To turn a little bit of earth … Continue reading
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To Be Free
This morning I awoke to birdsong A gentle breeze, cloudless bluesky day Stretched out before me like an ocean Vacation day, All mine, to do as I please I drop into a lounge chair Pick up my book War, imprisonment, … Continue reading
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