There's no time to sleep when winter bears its cold breath and cubs awaken
A place to gather words before they get lost.
There's no time to sleep when winter bears its cold breath and cubs awaken
Would the moon make a song if it knew I were the only one listening?
I think of the sound it might sing to me, as my dog puts her nose touching the ground on the first morning walk,
my boots and her paws beating rhythm on ice and snow, waiting on a melody
for #ds106
An ode to Janus begins with an open door, closing behind us
Dance to the rhythms of the ocean's push and pull; watching beach plovers
A scarf full of threads, woven from the memories of each year, instead
Here, stories sparkle nested in constellations in the night's clear sky
just a moment behind the blues note bend
she takes a breath to begin again
a songbird calls, somewhere in a softened wood
two notes, dancing the space where the oak tree stood
for Steve
Art, a frozen slip of water off a slant roof; sculptured icicles
The cold's soon coming on the heels of a jet-stream; uninvited guest
Warm beds bring slow things; a poem, delayed, makes its way, folded into day
for Algot