An amaryllis sleeps 'til spring, then lifts its head; a daffodil dance
A place to gather words before they get lost.
An amaryllis sleeps 'til spring, then lifts its head; a daffodil dance
Where to put the words without fitting them in slots, so the verse might breathe?
A grain standing strong against wind and drought, inside the Fertile Crescent
A pond, transient to Spring, sings itself to life: tadpoles to peepers
A child among ferns, a forest stretched forever in a map of green
On Mulberry Street, I remember the silk worms devouring leaves
Oh, little green buds, you wake too soon – this winter still has miles to go
for Algot
An inflorescence, in mathematical patterns; a catkin's spiked coat
Constellation night; the stars as stories, lit up against the deep dark
Prints left in the snow - the hare goes where it will go - to where, I don't know