Refuse/d words built into infinite forms of bodies. This collection is unedited; done in one sitting; sometimes daily, frequently infrequent.

Monday, December 27, 2010

plant lore


Beneath diseased hemlocks
the soil is soot
and laying down fence planks,
we have a home.

Within the gabled
green we speak
like children
and truth drips inevitably
in play.

When the rain comes
it’s a fog first beneath
the trees, not quite a roof
but a root protection
a wet breaker of the wind. 

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