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The tree of reason: a replacement poem
Reason is an undirected graph in which any two vertices are connected by exactly one simple path. Reason is a perennial plant with an elongated stem, or trunk, supporting leaves or branches. In some usages, the definition of reason may … Continue reading
Two Murders
Two murders I witnessed in opposite trees across the canal, voicing cacophony; a trial of wills between territories resulting in blackened skies, as the light breeze of morning and rain brought a chill to my knees. Not often such numbers … Continue reading
Earth and Wood
We are not lost here in these woods, nor are they lost in us; if you listen, still, for just a moment the sensation of roots, searching for moisture in this often parched land, pushing away the organic substance that … Continue reading
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Tagged connection, Divine Mother, grounding, mother goddess, nature, paganism, trees
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The Crepe Myrtle
To see the stump there in the yard, Its edges barely higher than the grass, You’d never know the tree that made A stand in that spot for so long. You might, when seeing flowered sprouts From that dead trunk, … Continue reading
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Tagged daily poems, Gentilly, hurricanes, New Orleans, personal history, trees
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A Willow Tree
Bending down to touch the path at my feet, do you shed your warm tears for me and mine, letting the bitter salt blend with the sweet fragrance of the surrounding oak and pine? What sad piper lays down his … Continue reading
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Tagged daily poems, mourning, poetry by request, regret, sonnet, trees
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Among the Trees: a villanelle
I have sought among the trees for peace, and found in their shade a quiet knowledge; there is a humbling silence in their ancient speech. The echoes of time are within their sky-bound reach; and to find my own small … Continue reading