wind

ocean wind the shape of a tree's sound

curve

marsh blackbirds

in the curve of reeds

midday sun

gathering

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eagle

an eagle climbs

the back of a cloud

autumn evening 

forest

deep forest

afternoon passes

tree by tree

midnight

midnight walk

following the dog's nose

through the park

canoe

gray morning

the sound of

a red canoe

halfway

halfway there

a tail wind offers

the rest of the way

spark

a spark floats

to the forest floor

fall colors

slip

a hawk slips

between the colors

river twilight 

poet

after sixty

to become a poet

one fall day 

the lizard grows

a new tail

answers

all the answers

to night's questions

river sunrise

touch

our shadows touch

then pass on by

northerly wind

never

autumn haze

all i'll never know

about the sea

gravity

considering drought

the gravity

of a puddle

ruins

water sounds 

  bridge ruins gather

      the evening tide

enough

city night

old enough to hear

a distant sea

tide line

tide line as far as night takes things

branch

old tree

my daydream reaches

the highest branch

living

dead tree year after year the living

forget

an owl takes flight

night forgets to breathe

for a moment

one

this world of drought

one tiny flower

fills it

wings

a swallow's wings

turning the ferns

towards dusk

but still

the river   but still   the river

almost

sparrow song

almost happy, almost sad

election morning

busyness

afternoon heat

the busyness

of lizards

deeper

to find it

i must go deeper

autumn blossom

waves

ocean wind

i dream in waves

all night long

shade

indian summer

just enough shade

to rest my shadow

year

waiting for rain

a year is ending

in the woods

dust

rainless

days

what

i

know

of

dust