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Hunger

Morning swells like a leaven as I follow my hunger

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Dec 55 min read

Mothering to Scale

He observes every ant, every roly poly, every gnat. A rock is an occasion.

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Oct 281 min read

Searching for the Perseids

Standing in the dark, searching the night sky for meteor streaks, I hear a deer whuff distress

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I Revisit My Father’s Rooms at His Home in Alaska

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Oct 242 min read

I Revisit My Father’s Rooms at His Home in Alaska

I freeze-frame the glacial way he’d rise from his recliner, brace against his walker to greet me— when, in his day, he’d crave a ticket an

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Oct 144 min read

Shangri-La

An orchard has many seasons, each tree its sequence of life following a dormancy masked as death.

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Oct 102 min read

Lazarus

And now I find myself between two deaths, longing to live more fully, awaiting a body not discarded but renewed.

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Oct 71 min read

Alcohol

I’m sitting next to a man missing the tips of his ears like they were bitten or ripped off he can’t see too good either...

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Sep 261 min read

Absolution

I start where I was borne out of my sadness, the Maine coast where the veil was lifted and I could suddenly see again...

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Sep 232 min read

Death and the Mockingbird

If bodies are more than spirit vessels, what then was the bird: Messenger? Message?

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Sep 191 min read

When I Die

let my poetry live out loud among starfish and coral,

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Sep 161 min read

Ten Mile Creek, Frisco, CO

Each day in between my shadow blurs the water’s edge, a raven perched in my throat

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Sep 121 min read

Birds Know What to Carry

Nothing is chosen that weighs them down -- no over-stuffed closets, no unrealistic promises

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Sep 91 min read

Heaven

by Justin Lacour If today for work i step into this hospital room where a stranger is dying and the television is on no one is watching...

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Sep 52 min read

Those Nudges

by Karen Gookin Those nudges make more sense now, seem real and recognizable— as clear as the red-winged blackbirds following alongside...

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Sep 21 min read

Clouds

The mist of morning shreds in streams Revealing hints of sky...

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Aug 292 min read

Red rock, rhyolite,

I can hold it, cup its six pounds in my hands, feel its rough, hard mass and trace the hewn path

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Aug 261 min read

Tenacious

by Ada A. Ohnezeit I look upon the Autumn scene And leaves that only yesterday were green With vividness of Summer's sheen – Now faded,...

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Aug 221 min read

Refuge

An oak stands sentinel over this haven, Disrupting the old fence, tangled wire, Moss green posts, sunken reminders

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Aug 191 min read

Bede's Sparrow

Had I not met the souls who gather at Miriam’s Kitchen each morning for a meal, I could not have shared poems that sway like sensate trees

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Aug 121 min read

A Loon Call

I am full of bewildering awakenings. I stare at the faraway collision of tree-blur where every moment vanishes. I hear a stirring.

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