Nature Golden Circle 20 Jun 20197 May 2019 The driver reeks of coffee grains and bad decisions Suicide rates are up in Reykjavik, he exhales, We're here Gulfoss or the Golden Waterfall second largest in the world…
Nature… just passing through 18 Jun 20195 Aug 2019 walking this old timber among the grandsons of great oaks and hickory deep in creek and river bottoms or high on glacier formed bluffs I am struck by the fact…
Nature… An Ode to Our Evening Walks 17 Jun 20197 May 2019 Each day, we’re granted some reprieve, When, yapping brash, you beg to leave. We go. You’re always out in front. You track what’s left behind: a hunt For spots you…
Nature… Moon Meeting 15 Jun 20197 May 2019 I have late night Conversations with the moon. She asks me about The sun and I Ask her about the pockmarks Dotting her skin. I tell her that I know…
Nature… 4 Haiku 12 Jun 20197 May 2019 Urges Pond ducklings belly flop Furious feet, motor tails — Minnows duck and hide Catnip Tail end of winter — Beside the fire, a striped cat Dreaming of tiger Harvest…
Nature… Eye Stretching 10 Jun 201918 Apr 2019 Rich men strive so industrious to dig up treasures from the ground, then build mansions illustrious on the nicest land they’ve found. Timid animals choose holes to rest; lions,…
Nature… Ode to Things 7 Jun 201927 Sep 2019 -Rosalind Brenner Rosalind Brenner is a poet and painter/ stained glass artist living in East Hampton, NY. Her poetry has appeared in the literary journals: The Arroyo Review, Ontologica,…
Nature… To a Tree 4 Jun 201918 Apr 2019 I have traced the pockmarks of your skin; and felt the record of your life. You let me see that every year a part of you must die so that…
Nature… Fish in Geneva State Park 2 Jun 20197 May 2019 The barbelled male with wide lugubrious head seems poised, or somewhat poised, as I gaze down. It’s the first warm day of spring. Not so the female. She does…
Nature… The Universe is a Loud Place 30 May 201918 Apr 2019 NASA has recorded the interactions of electromagnetic particles from solar wind, ionosphere, and planetary magnetosphere, and translated these vibrations into sound waves. Lie on your back on the front…
Nature in the Now 