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3h · 15
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over drifted stream
the snow bridge holds well for now
spring is so patient
1d · 35
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colors fall and fall
through all the hissing of things
autumn currency
2d · 48
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what did they expect
when the stone was moved  away
the secrets of death?
3d · 145
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birdsong and woodsmoke
music that is deep within
the softest of notes
4d · 40
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across the night sky
who is immune from the moon?
the snow ghosts might know
5d · 203
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this a moonless night
of black strings and crow feathers
who shall wear this shroud?
6d · 61
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across the forest
a woodpecker taps a song
snow shadows of birds
7d · 105
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two hawks circling
in and out of the thermals
a silent forest
Feb 13 · 61
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swimming beyond shore
heavy rain flattens the sea
you helped me leave you
Feb 12 · 60
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trip the thin red line
autumn pours onto the wind
i am i am i
Feb 11 · 118
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skiing in the trees
the blue sky the only sound
slowly i float home
Feb 11 · 42
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winter scrolling out
heavy snow a new canvas
ploughs push big brushes
Feb 9 · 54
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cold the touch of it
remembering what was lost
a blade of grief
Feb 9 · 65
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whiter than night snow
the melody of the moon
offers soft soul notes
Feb 8 · 305
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hidden in a life
everything has a season
she is ascending
Feb 6 · 66
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the snow fills the sky
the river speaks its language
white with winter words
Feb 6 · 75
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the crow dropped the nut
braving oncoming traffic
it swoops just in time
Feb 5 · 110
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soaking in onsen
slow ribbons of snow falling
embrace the timeless
Feb 4 · 56
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the snow is falling
a world i cannot catch
is right before me
Feb 2 · 47
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i followed the tracks
into the new forest snow
the unknown so close
Feb 2 · 52
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what does the world do
whenever we’re not looking?
the blue sky smiles
Jan 31 · 808
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deer tracks in the snow
forget what you think you know
enjoy being lost
Jan 31 · 76
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pink and orange clouds
the mountains too are aflame
things unreachable
Jan 30 · 62
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autumn’s contrition
invites winter's forgiveness
white sweeps of penance
Jan 29 · 235
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we gust bright colors
a constellation of crows
calls out our prayers
Jan 28 · 66
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a ****** of crows
unhappy with the morning
lets everyone know
Jan 27 · 86
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a snow swept morning
the fox flames across the street
an orange brush stroke
Jan 26 · 245
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the orange lanterns
filling up the night sky
so many souls rise
Jan 25 · 55
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the darkening sky
a dagger of lightning
cuts the night open
Jan 23 · 97
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the frogs sing loudly
in the flooded midnight fields
a quick end to sleep
Jan 22 · 161
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just before harvest
the rice patient in the fields
impossibly green
Jan 22 · 33
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the melting snow
the playground is now flooded
with happy children
Jan 20 · 59
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a wet monk running
his open umbrella
would much rather walk
Jan 19 · 76
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a full winter moon
paints the snow as something else
beautiful blue light
Jan 19 · 180
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stale bits of bread crumbs
so careful not to step in
puddles of pigeons
Jan 18 · 121
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all the fallen snow
comes to rest on the gravestones
colder grows the moon
Jan 16 · 64
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snow filling the trees
so quickly and so quickly
a perfect silence
Jan 15 · 108
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so green and so blue
the same impossible colors
rice fields and the sky
Jan 14 · 81
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a restless night’s sleep
my first thought in the morning
our bed half empty
Jan 13 · 350
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the rains have ended
night whispers its cooler words
you are my blanket
Jan 13 · 44
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dead leaves are wind kicked
that dry scrape of loneliness
i will wait for you
Jan 12 · 90
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one set of footprints
walking in the wet sand
me without you
Jan 11 · 138
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orange lanterns lift
into the quiet darkness
taking us with them
Jan 10 · 56
what we build
what we build
with brittle sticks
and little scars
lingers
in the language
of trees
rests
among the secrets
of stones

we control nothing

stand on any shore
sights set to the horizon
searching for answers
but what we need

is not             touched by tides
is not             found in the sliding of the sun
is not             floating in the many blue notes of the sea

they remain
where they have always been
and where they always will
Jan 9 · 244
we woke
we woke
to winter weight

and silence
snow upon

bridgeandroofandroad
now the sky

a catch
of blue

pigeons punch
the sun

seagulls satellite
in circles

this carousel spins at perfect speeds

light is never
uninvited

love even
less so
Jan 8 · 52
we quick kicked thick
we quick kicked thick
eddies of leaves

from skeleton trees
crows crack and scatter

frost kissed jack o lanterns
collapse

a swan wide winged
and wild

sunday church bells tell
the geese to arrow south

last night in bright papery bits
stars tossed and tangled

a moon collected upon the canal
i have no wants in this world

only this
Jan 7 · 34
today
today
the children asked
about the hollow bones
of birds
how long
it takes lava
to cool
through the din
and chaos
we brave
the rain
howl
at the moon
we crawl
through the mud
clutching
at mad relics
searching for clues
all this
to retravel roads
all this
to begin again
Jan 6 · 56
stirring my silence
stirring my silence
with a spoon
i discovered this

deeper down
i found
different shapes
and colors

rinsing each
in the sink
i placed them
on the counter
to dry

later i rearranged
them slightly
and made this
Jan 5 · 39
the man
the man
silver-haired

and tan
was wearing

a crisp blue
oxford shirt

a kelly green
silk tie

pressed khaki pants
and perfect

leather loafers
he tilted

his head back
and calmly lowered

the headless body
of the raw fish

into his mouth
fresh herring

bellowed the fishmonger
with obvious glee
is the color of the ocean

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wa wa wa
vea vea vea
ftr ftr fte
r r r
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shellbones
& stones
tumbleshrug
the back &
forth froth
tremble tide
that single note round
repeating&
repeating&
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thick the bloom scent sillage leelawadee
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last night
the moon said
each word
we remember
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