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Poetry

Learning

I am a creature of routine who does not know her routine. The morning bell rings and I am already awake, waiting. Last night I dreamed I was stuck In

Chiricahuas

The Chiricahuas

What is intimacy? I ask the moon. I ask Mother Earth. I ask Douglas Firs and fields of irises and Ponderosa Pines pondering. I ask the furry ferns that grow

Mother

Virus

It started with a cough. Her lungs, exhausted Full of pollutants, Shriveled, Pruned like grapes Forgotten in the sun. Rattling under the surface, A quaking cough in her chest. Infection

menstruate men

Mama Earth Is On Her Moon

Mama Earth is on her Moon. We are the first days of her menstruation, the heaviest flowing. She releases the nest we were building in her body. She does not

Water cycle

Sea Glass Soul

My past was present and my future was waiting. We sat together playing, me and these three. Building drizzle castles of sand, wet and waning, we watched them dry, impossible

rosemary plant

#30: Between & Beyond

I am the vine sneaking through open windows. I want to reach the rosemary. My touch is neither kiss nor grasp, but between the two between yes and no and

Poem Me

#22: I Hold My Open Hand

Prelude (I think). Words are these, these Words that sigh on the page Words that sigh or throw tantrums Words that sigh back and throw dirty clothes Back into the