Tag Archives: Dandelions

Poetry Friday-Dandelions & DakhaBrakha

Posted on May 12, 2022 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

Happy Poetry Friday! DISGUISING DANDELIONS Dandelions are roaring all over my neighborhood. Spreading their manes and spike-edge leaves announcing their spring entrance… Impatiently they winter-waited, and mysteriously appeared overnight, as if making a covert attack, claiming their sovereign ground. Dandelions … Continue reading →

Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Home, Nature, Painting, pen sketch, Plein Air Art, Poem, poetry, Quick Sketches, Sketchbooks, Writing | Tagged "Disguising Dandelions", bees, Christopher Morley, DakhaBrakha, Dandelions, Imagine the Possibilities, May, Michelle Kogan, music, Nectar, Poetry Friday, Pollinators, Rose Cappelli, Sleepy Bees, Ukraine, Ukrainian Culture | 10 Comments

#Poetry Friday–Mother’s Day & dandelions

Posted on May 9, 2019 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

Happy Poetry Friday and Happy Almost Mother’s Day! I’m sharing some small thoughts for Mom’s and nature… Elizabeth Steinglass is hosting this weeks Poetry Friday Roundup at her blog ELIZABETH STEINGLASS Poetry for Children and their Grownups, thanks for hosting … Continue reading →

Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Home, Nature, Painting, Pencil Drawing, Plein Air Art, Poem, Sketchbooks, Writing | Tagged Action, Art, books, Children, Dandelions, environment, family, Flowers, Humanity, Liz Steinglass, Michelle Kogan, mother's day, nature, Painting, Plein Air, poems, poetry, Poetry Friday, Ponder, reflections, spirit, stories, sun, thoughts, Waiting, Watercolor, Women, Writing | 28 Comments

#PoetryFriday–#SPRING!

Posted on March 21, 2019 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

Happy Poetry Friday I’m Celebrating Spring and spreading around thoughts to encourage all our plants to come up out of the ground! SPRINT TO SPRING Dandelion dancing to rags of Scott Joplin’s “Gladiola’s” in my Kick-up Cartwheel sprint to SPRING! … Continue reading →