“Unpack,” a braggadocious, smug-glorious observation of post-roadtrip unpacking alacrity, written Sunday, August 16, 2026 poem 228 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Let's Unpack This," by Diana Ludwick © 2026.
“Plentitude” an homage to the fields and waters and homes of coastal New England, written Friday, July 10, poem 191 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo, "Party Lobsters," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Roots,” an admiration of all-weather kids celebrating togetherness on a rainy summer night. Written Monday, June 22, poem 173 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo, "Roots" by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Lost in the Woods” a humorous review of a day hike with children, witten Saturday, June 20, poem 171 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo, "The Fearless Five" by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Bavarian Bull$h!+,” a memory of the unhinged things I learned while in a shared baby due date group in the 2010s. Written Wednesday, June 17, poem 168 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Split Screens” a snapshot of "me time" shared with others, written Tuesday, June 16, poem 167 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo, "Dirty Duo on Treads," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Curtains,” a snapshot in time with a new teenager explaining a friend's penchant for fringe. Written Saturday, June 13, poem 164 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Fringe and Rope," By Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Mate,” a memory of a witnessing death in the desert, and a family member's processing thereof, written Thursday, June 04, poem 155 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Bright Skies," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026
“Prime,” written June 2, poem 153 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Special Delivery," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Brunch,” an observation of a coming of age where it's okay to keep childhood close. Written Sunday, May 31, poem 151 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo, "Ladies Who Brunch," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.