Wind talking through mouthfuls of white pine sweeping, swishing whispers just enough to let the chimes sing as bells without bashing-- themselves to dissonant trinkets
Music-muttering, free
Leafless shadows of the early spring cold creeping 'cross the yards toward noon where they disappear into a wood-chipper
What the hell is with my neighbors?
Why do people hate their trees? Maybe 'cause they are not theirs? Grown beyond them and their confines?
My tiny yard so feral They probably hate mine too But I belong to them and mine belong to me They curve around, protective my home of wind and bird and sky swirling cream 'n coffee one into another like Music sometimes falling through itself into... Sure-- know ******* a morning