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Category: forest

Teeth sprung from their skull prisons

enjoy a second obsolescence as typewriter keys.

fungi

On a friend’s kitchen counter,

three potatoes had gone feral, growing ghostly branches out of their eyes. I kept my shirt pulled down so my navel wouldn’t get any ideas.

trees

For a moment I forgot where I was,

the familiar trail colored by my train of thought, which might take me anywhere.

moss, trees

In my dream the creek says:

I am not your pet. I can rise. In one afternoon I can take back everything I’ve laid down for a thousand years.

soil, trees

Someday when the world is entirely covered with roads,

there won’t be any place left to visit—and therefore no reason to ever slow down.

snow, trees

such flakes

they can’t possibly be gathering
all on their own

snow, trees

mass extinction

all the empty beds
standing on end

geology, Ordovician–Silurian extinction events, stones

Walking in the snow,

one feels at times barely tethered to the earth.

leaves, snow

spelling out fences

the immaculate ignorance
of snow

snow, trees

At the silent vigil

we brought our words folded up like dangerous umbrellas.

snow, trees

gone back to woods

all that’s left is location
location location

snow, stones, trees

With one foot in this world

and the other foot, too, in this world, I am learning to love the dailyness of my walks.

trees

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