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Oak

“This oak was already old when I was born. Now I am old and soon to die, and this tree Continue reading →

Cathedral

The magnetic pull of the forest is always dragging me The forces of nature reminding me of my place Then Continue reading →

The Corner

A slightly more personal effort than usual. That’s what I like about the prompts a single word can bring about Continue reading →

This Town Again (feeling visceral)

Don’t leave me high and dry, Thom once sang Don’t call us we’ll call you, the mantra of the day. Continue reading →

Partition

A nation staggers towards bloody separation It doesn’t matter which side Slip in the dirt, left in the lurch Children Continue reading →

Groundhog Day

It feels like Groundhog Day, today, or was it yesterday, or tomorrow? Over and over and over and over Again Continue reading →

Solitary

A solitary fox sitting A solitary boy walking A solitary butterfly feeding Are they happy? A solitary bomb falling A Continue reading →

Grainy in Vain

My brain is grainy Not granulated or navigated Grainy A wood having prominent grain is good, but my brain, that’s Continue reading →

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