
a cloud-cover leak
emits a fine, high-pressure
spray of stray sunshine
–photo by me
a cloud-cover leak
emits a fine, high-pressure
spray of stray sunshine
–photo by me
while fishermen plan
for the opener, the fish
remain in the dark
–photo by me
a squirrel swishes
her tail and stamps her feet–
her little ones, near.
–photo by me
a great blue heron
takes a stab at fixing lunch–
to his long sharp beak
–photo by me
silhouettes are just
stuck-up shadows who need to
come back down to earth
–photo by me
the church of the woods
provides its parishioners
with pews of felled pines
–photo by me
two crows in the sun–
black ink, so carelessly spilled
on the paper snow
–photo by me
a young squirrel stands
bent over like an old man–
my back starts to ache
–photo by me
the astute eagle
is razor-sharp and likes to
stay on top of things
–photo/art by me
mother earth closes
her eyes as the sun goes down–
soon, she’ll dream of stars
–photo by me