One Poem. One Planet. April 29, 2017

The snowshoe Hare who lives in the tangle of downed trees

One Poem. One Planet. April 25, 2017

I am the red havoc who brings
fire to reflect in their eyes,
smoke to darken their skin

One Poem. One Planet. April 24, 2017

Rain

One Poem. One Planet. April 23, 2017

“Nothing can happen more beautiful than death.” –Walt Whitman

One Poem. One Planet. April 22, 2017

When every wing is folded, every song cut short

One Poem. One Planet. April 20, 2017

Who am I to say
what is impossible?

One Poem. One Planet. April 19, 2017

The daughters of the wind
go forth
multiply

One Poem. One Planet. April 18, 2017

Let us renew our vows, bear.
Let us pass, bear.

One Poem. One Planet. April 15, 2017

Two miles away the enemy’s child turned to see
her flash of light and felt his eardrums shatter

One Poem. One Planet. April 14, 2017

Now is the weight in the hand of ripened daylight