Daily Archives: June 1, 2013

Tuckered tongues

Two tame tetrapods turn towards Tyler, tails tossed, taffy tongues tuckered, this team through trotting trails.

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Casting flies

Jets spray-paint cool contrails across blue sky, as canopies cast silhouettes atop river water in one fluid motion like a big brown trout baited by a fly.

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Go with the flow

Take a seat under the bridge and watch water flow past, its tranquil echoes drowning out thunder of busy traffic overhead

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Plant Pissing Match of the 21st Century

Originally posted on The ancient eavesdropper:
Tomatoes tied to towering trellises, limiting wind thrashing, scaffolded leaves sprayed with egg-based protein to guard against rabid deer teeth gnashing, planted vegetable heads all around, some above, others tubers below ground, lettuce, broccoli,…

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My first poetic paragraph in a new place

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I wrote this poetic paragraph upon returning from a run in the park near my new home in Corvallis, Oregon.  This place has really inspired me to write more and I’m excited to establish…

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Poetry at goalie

Originally posted on The ancient eavesdropper:
I go for a run, it’s sunny in the upper seventies, my stride slices across fresh greens atop the soccer field so effortlessly effervescent, after four miles, my pace sputters, shoes tongue tied, in…

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Inset emeralds

Age etched time stretched breeze mattress branched stairs race up striped and splotched stories xylem and phloem elevators engender endless growth emeralds erupting inset atop sky and cellulose.

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