March 2008
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Snapshot Poem, Spring Equinox
Worm Moon, Crow Moon Crow Moon, tonight you fly at the balance of the year, half light, half dark, tipping your wing toward spring. Crow Moon, caw away this winter, gnaw the last crusts of snow from the frozen garden. Shine the earthworms up to the surface. Worm Moon, Crow Moon, Full Sap Moon, wake… Continue reading
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March Sonnet [an old poem]
The full moon glides across winter’s nightas February now concedes to March,the month between the seasons, fickle skiesthat now are mellow, now are cold and harsh.The crocus tentatively tests the airthat taunts with whispered hints of summer warmth;the daffodils, the tulips, debonair,all toss their yellow heads with wanton charm.But winter only rests, it does not… Continue reading
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St. Patrick’s Day
I am putting this little Irish critter dance beneath the cut, as it seems to slow loading on the front page. Continue reading
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A New Earth ~ Week 2
Well, it worked this time. Even at 84kbs, the webcast streamed here to Montana with no problems. No technical problems, that is. And, judging by a quick look at the MESSAGE BOARDS, few saw any other problems, either. But I did. At the end of the webcast, I found myself wondering (ah, yes — I… Continue reading
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12 March 02008 – Snapshot Poem
Richard A chilly overcast day. One day unfolds into the next. My brother visits my dreams, one night folding into the next. I think of his long bones, the long bones of his fingers, shards in the ashes. I think of his passion for opera, the depth of his voice, his mind folding one day… Continue reading
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