Scenes From My Doorway

November 12, 2021November 11, 2021 by David Hunter Bishop

A still dew drop on
a lonely grape vine
holds dear its beauty
this cool sunny
morning in Tbilisi.

2 thoughts on “Scenes From My Doorway”

Kathie

November 11, 2021 at 3:21 pm

Hey so I like your poem? The pic is good too did you write anything else? It was a little journey to get to the pic? I may be missing something!
- David Hunter Bishop
  
  November 12, 2021 at 2:35 am
  
  I hear you, Kathie, this piece was short because I just wanted to get something posted and I was inspired to do it after having seen the image in the morning. I have several drafts for longer travel-related stories almost ready to post– although I consider everything I write to be travel related, since that’s all that I do. But I should have something new and more travel related ready to post later today. Then I hope to start posting more often.
  And as you mentioned, I also have a problem with the photo appearing so I’ll look at that today to see what the problem is. You’re my biggest supporter, Kathie, and I really appreciate your input. Thank you.

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