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Woodrat photohaiku

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Category: water

high winds

a falling branch crashes
my party of one

autumn, fall foliage, trees

Say what you will about the lizard brain;

it would be useful to have an unblinking third eye to keep track of the sun.

foam, homebrew

thirsty dog

the pond’s ice creaks
under her weight

dogs, ice, seasonal pools, trees

I dream I’m possessed by a demon who gives me seizures.

No pain, no gain, he makes me hiss through a throat stretched thin as a telephone line.

seasonal pools, trees

where that heron used to stand

a painting of a heron

birds, Grand Union Canal, London

still nodding

where the fisher broke cover
foamflowers

wildflowers

It staggers me

to think that I owe my existence to the most athletic among a crowd of sperm cells.

seasonal pools, tadpoles, wood frogs

throbbing

a hundred ways at once—
wood frog party

amphibians, wood frogs

A small box of leftover parts

from all the broken things I tried to fix.

ice, leaves

trapped in ice

the cattails shape-shift
into clouds

cattails, ice

Sound travels more slowly in the cold.

Over the next four years, some words may freeze before they leave our mouths.

ice, seasonal pools

Growing up during the Cold War

we watched for the flash of a nuclear strike by day, and by night, the mysterious lights of UFOs.

ice, moss, stream

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