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Phillip Phidippides


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Born and raised and live in Kentucky but I wear shoes most of the time. Nearing retirement and looking forward to spending more time with my wife of 36 years and our wonderful daughter and son-in-law. Have worked in the medical profession for over 30 yrs. Lots of changes! Started writing poetry after my father passed away in 2006. My sister passed away at age 50 and it has been a joy to help guide her five precious children and now we have six great-nieces and great-nephews. I am the guardian for my handicapped brother and my wife and I arrange for his 24 hr care. In reality, Willy's simple faith and absolute inexhaustible supply of unconditional love are probably the inspirational source for most of my poetry. He and I have easily watched more than 2,000 episodes of Mister Rogers together! "But a cheerful heart has a continual feast." He has a continual feast and is more than willing to share! If the world could look through his compassionate/non-judgmental eyes, this would be a much nicer place!
(I have actually been posting on this site for a few years but a technological glitch erased me.)

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Chime Of The Day

April 26, 2025

Thoughts on Spring
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Thoughts on Spring

It is nice to hear the robin's song again,
and watch as the grass turns green.

Fruit trees are wearing pink and white floral hats.
Spring beckons to me, the prettiest sights I've ever seen.

I love to witness the tiny crocus, tulips and daffodils
poke the heads up out of the ground.

I watch in amazement...it seems all of nature
comes alive, without as much as a sound.

"Keep on looking and you will keep on finding"
          (Luke 11-9)

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