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Monthly leaf litter
Charting the canopy
Lightning strikes
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Browse the boughs
Treetop tags
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- CABI Blog
- earth sky air
- Positive Side Of The Coin
- Eliza Waters
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- Oak and Acorn
- Adrian Evans Photography
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- Out of My Write Mind
- Jean Krueger Fine Art
- In Other Words
- JapanTrekker
- The Ink Owl
- I dream of sumac and milkweed (and other wild things)
- Peerless Cynic
- Robbie's inspiration
- The Bouquet Gallery
- radhikasreflection
- The Philosophical Photographer
- Richard M. Ankers - Storybook
Daily Archives: April 3, 2013
Poetic origin stories
In recognition of National Poetry Month, I am asking fellow poets to tell their poetic origin stories – why is poetry your medium of choice, what inspires your brain, where do you write best, do you live to write or … Continue reading
Posted in Nature poetry
Tagged art, awareness, creativity, essay, human interest, humor, inspiration, nature, photography, poems, poetry
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Do they see me, the sub-atomic speck? Elemental to computers, desks, the ground beneath and at the very core of being, a pseudo-solid whole, I exist. Spaces, no matter how small, occur even in a…
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In celebration on finally moving all of our stuff into this new apartment, I’d like to criticize my wife and I who are pack rats. Please try and downsize. You never realize how much…
Posted in Nature poetry
Tagged attic, basements, home, house, human interest, humor, inspiration, junk, moving, nature, poems, poetry
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Flathead Lake, Northwest Montana
Flathead Lake is oligotrophic, meaning that it has low nitrogen and phosphorous productivity. Because of this, the waters are crystal clear and you can see the multi-colored collage of rocks at the bottom. I took off my shoes and trekked … Continue reading
Posted in Nature poetry
Tagged art, contours, ecology, Flathead Lake, geology, inspiration, lakes, limnology, montana, nature, oligotrophic, photography, poems, poetry, rocks
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