On Mulberry Street, I remember the silk worms devouring leaves
A place to gather words before they get lost.
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
Straddling seasons like a kid on a see-saw; the Spring equinox
A spring-time snow squall drops white on green, as flowers fold in on themselves
A mad rush at dusk, the swallows never stop to sing with dinner, flying
Sending a message to Spring, the crocus will sing colorful glory
A breeze so gusty, it pulls the pants off the man standing as scarecrow