Across evening sky, a spray of stars – small points of light; a portrait of night
A place to gather words before they get lost.
Across evening sky, a spray of stars – small points of light; a portrait of night
It's only time, now, before the bushes blossom, thick with blueberries
A cold chill in May suggests summer in hiding; June's a book to read
The Hydrangea, singing in spring rains, blossoms a beautiful coat
Sugar Maple sap - its ounces of ooziness – a taste in nature
This abandoned world brims with such grief and sadness; It's hard to hold on
We are this river; a slow, meandering wend within the landscape
Trees, dotted on hills; the map reveals a wonder of cartography
Faded ink in time of remembering; a snapshot of us
An old picture book - long since lost, then found – tickles us into laughter