Sweetness on the lips as we sink our teeth into August summer corn
A place to gather words before they get lost.
Sweetness on the lips as we sink our teeth into August summer corn
for when the sun sets we wander always under the guise of mystery
It's nature's patterns in spirals; Fibonacci numbers, deep inside
The air, cold and crisp, belies an August's presence; Autumn elbows in
for Algot
Ink drips in forests - red shimmering among green - each leaf, soon transformed
Branches of ripe pears weighed down by ample sweetness; perfect for plucking
We wrap the bird song around us, like a soft cover of composition
Another day dips its way into horizon; a painted sunset
even a teacher a poet a photographer (an) entity of landscapes explorer father / writer collaborator / musician himself (a) dog, unknown; a songwriter
a dada cut-up poem for #ds106 Daily Create
One small drop of dew, dangling off the softened edge of a rose petal