Winter Moon's nightlight, plugged into the live socket of a galaxy
A place to gather words before they get lost.
Winter Moon's nightlight, plugged into the live socket of a galaxy
One child's red mitten abandoned on an oak branch, in the forest's heart
Riding bitter winds, the hawk eyes the surrounding, then dives for dinner
Silence surrounds me; I am as still as can be - Wind rustling leaves
Sandpipers scuttle on, skimming on surface of sand; Now, I understand
This small stubborn leaf, holding on, bracing itself for that last wind blast
for Algot
On canvas of tongue, a young snowflake breaks apart; temporary art
Take care of yourself and remember that taking care of something else is an important part of taking care of yourself, because you are interwoven with the ten trillion things ...
— Rebecca Solnit
Something threaded gets frayed, tugged, gets pulled apart, fidgeting fingers, nervously pondering something else entirely, ten trillion things on one's mind - still, the tug continues at this darkened time, this dead of night, with distant stars quiet but some, like us, forever in the midst of falling
Gather promises muttered from the mouths of men; the bonfire always burns
Nature wears her scarf of tattered leaves and colors; woven Autumn threads