Monday, 31 January 2022

lumens

kittens snoozing in the sun

gently swaying gazebo bird feeder in the sun

strings of patio lights in the sun

newly swept snow drifts in the sun

crimson mountain ash berries in the sun

remaining hours of January daylight in the sun

patiently awaiting tomorrow's new moon

in

the 

sun 

Saturday, 29 January 2022

just now

 a sweeping museum of waxwings

lighting up the sky

a trill

a thrill

taking my breath

away

Wednesday, 26 January 2022

for a few moments...

a magpie perched

on the highest branch

of a sparse cedar

here

there

gone again


Sunday, 23 January 2022

distant blooms

reminding myself

that months from now

this now white 

white 

snow covered yard

will be filled with blossoming daisies

presently

sleeping



the new new?

rain in january

on the 53rd parallel 

~

winds of change

are blowing


Monday, 17 January 2022

quahog

ming the clam

---an ocean quahog...marine bivalve---

was the oldest animal in the world

ming the clam

lived from 1499 to 2006

according to lines of annual growth on its shell

ming the clam

was belived to have been 507 years old

a lot of life

in one little quahog



Friday, 14 January 2022

incrementally

with each passing day

a little more late afternoon

light in the sky 

Thursday, 13 January 2022

fathoming

in the age of loss and extinction

some remarkable sightings:

a rare blanket octopus

in the depths of the ocean

swaddling us all

in waves of hope


Saturday, 1 January 2022