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Tag Archives: poetry
Amputation
The Amputee My body misses something it once relied on like a leg extending support perhaps a voice proffering comfort a breeze wafting solace or a welcome shape appearing by surprise, steps away, or as a shadow at the edge … Continue reading
Green River and Browns Park
Green River Psychic ReBoot Golden glowing majestic meandering green water gleaming enriches the soil nourishes the senses broadens the land focuses and quiets the mind. Above 2 images courtesy of Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service … Continue reading
Returning to One
Returning to One Knowing from the inside out — the black bear’s dreams during winter’s quiet — the feel of face tucked to living fur — the movements while sleeping the warmth of life slow-breathing the rise and fall of … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, uncharted territory
Tagged awakening, black bear, dreams, poetry, spring, the other
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Wolf Scat
Wolf Scat When I see coyote scat, I wonder — Could it be wolf? I answer myself: not big enough not black enough not enough volume not enough attitude. Although coyotes have plenty of attitude. If I have to debate … Continue reading
Posted in ecology, Poems, politics, wolves
Tagged coyotes, poetry, wolf re-introduction in Colorado, wolf scat, wolves
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You Will Meet Again
You Will Meet Again You will meet again — perhaps in a whale pod, where a companion reminds you of someone dear you cannot recall perhaps as a wolf cub with a wrestling sister who triggers a faintly familiar cellular … Continue reading
D-Day June 6, 1944 – 75th Anniversary
The beginning of the end of World War II… When I last posted for D-Day, I used web photos. Couldn’t find mine, taken 20 years ago. Turns out I had placed them in an album. What a concept! Here are … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, World War II
Tagged 75th anniversary, American Cemetery, D-Day, June 6 1944, Normandy landings, Omaha Beach, poetry, Pointe du Hoc, U.S. Army Rangers, World War II
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Losing a Dog
The Loss of a Dog The loss of a dog claws open the heart; time’s flimsy patch papers, forever scratches and bleeds. The loss of a dog spawns belly screams choked into silence by social nicety gulped down by unsatisfied … Continue reading
Are We Un-Evolving?
Are We Un-Evolving? Head down, eyes occupied with intimate moments on tiny screens, we no longer stand upright and fail to notice the menace approaching, fangs bared and posture threatening, ready to pounce and do us in. Senses overcome from … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, science
Tagged cell phones, evolution, homo sapiens, Neanderthals, poetry, science
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Invitation to Evil
Invitation to Evil The lie at center stage occupies expanding space extremities weaken, norms crumble foundations totter, unsupported the ground folds back upon itself in blood-red ribbons the brain reels as unreality repeated rules unchecked.