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Daily Archives: May 9, 2013
All A’s albeit apples axed
Acres ache all around affronting ancient agriculture another ax aborting an appleseed adios appeased appetite adieu alfresco a la mode amend advertisements amscray alacrity anon add apricots apropos apples acknowledge awkward aftertaste absent anthropocene applause
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Tagged alliteration, apples, horticulture, humor, inspiration, nature, poems, poetry, trees
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Give it a rest thunderheads!
The surging storm sends shivers through the shingles, emitting a cyclone capable of unheard of forces, knocking, quite clearly, upon the front door. It felt a bit drafty and the rafters did quake, as if they could collapse and snap … Continue reading
Posted in Nature poetry
Tagged humor, nature, poems, poetry, rain, science, storms, thunderheads, weather
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Thoughts on turtles
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I have spent many summers observing turtles. No other organism in my life has taken up more space in my thoughts or dreams. I have tracked the threatened Blanding’s turtle and endangered spotted turtle…
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Tagged biology, ecology, essay, herpetology, inspiration, nature, photography, turtles
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Walk like an Egyptian
Sure you’ve heard the Bangles song, but Egyptians sculpted gold so celestial, solidly sticking us in our tracks while watching gilded records of their giant steps.
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Tagged art, Egyptians, history, humor, inspiration, music, nature, photography, poems, poetry
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Quilting with cottonwords
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Black cottonwood Populus trichocarpa deciduous species with broad wavy, waxy leaves weaving a glossy green canopy quilt through dendritic stitches of shading cellulose. Puffy white fibers pop and float in clumps of stuffing shipped…
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Tagged botany, ecology, inspiration, nature, photography, poems, poetry, restoration, watershed
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