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Tag: oaks

I dreamed the angel of death was a bland functionary

Fallen chestnut oak leaves freckled with dark mold spots.

who kept giving me forms to fill out.

By Dave Bontain epigrams and conundrums, forest, macroNovember 26, 20178 WordsLeave a comment

sprouting acorns

the No Hunting sign
nearly blank with age

By Dave Bontain forest, haikuDecember 28, 2014December 30, 20168 Words1 Comment

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