I keep stealing things
from the trails
Sometimes, a prickly pinecone I take
or maybe a freshwater shell
More often, sprigs of native plants;
glossy evergreen Cocoplum,
white flowering Marlberry
I try to root in my garden;
when they're lucky, neighbor's Columbian tunes
sing, growth encouraging.
Most of all, I lift images,
sights and sounds,
moods and tones
For self nourishment
and poems.
I clutch my notebook, excitedly;
cherishing, all the way home
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This is a really clever piece of writing. Thank you so much for sharing this with us all here. I'll try and catch some more of your work!
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Thanks, Andrew
Enjoy your weekend!
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Very beautiful poem.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thankyou for entering. I liek your poem.
Best of luck.




