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Woodrat photohaiku

Woodrat photohaiku

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The forests of my earliest childhood

are evergreen.

lycopodium, snow

But fists are lonely

vulnerable things that can never match the strength of linked hands.

snow, tracks

Lay me in a fist-sized hole

feathered with rime.

frost, leaves

mountaintop pond

the blind dog lapping
at her reflection

dogs, seasonal pools

“A dinosaur.”

Said with a dismissive tone, as if it should’ve known the sky was glass.

birds

Neurons take a dendritic form

to maximize their receptivity to the lightning of thought.

trees

Let’s be honest:

we were adrift long before we were at sea.

snow, trees

The snow’s cold flesh

is as full of life as any corpse.

snow, spiders

What brutal moonlight persisting throughout the day

has convinced us this stillness is meditative?

katydids, snow, trees

In the coming chill

we will all have to become subnivean.

snow, tracks, voles

What is more subversive than laughter?

Only love. Maybe.

grapevine, snow

sawed-off end of a log

sawed-off end of a log
now riddled
with openings

fungi, trees

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