Next Summer’s Garden
Sweet corns shucks lay piled in a heap Just beneath the wilted greens – Chard, sorrel, kale, lettuce. Watermelon rind, shrinking, Lies among the decaying leaves and stems, Embattled, sunken hulls. Beet tops bleed out the bottom Onto pungent coffee grounds A long way...
Summer is Time for . . . Reading?
We are just about to close the book on Spring, and Summer is about to fall off the shelf. (It felt like Summer already today — hot and humid.) Now that the days are long and ice cream is plentiful, we are all making plans for long weekends, barbecues in the...Hidden Windows and a Season without Words
Somedays, I wish this computer monitor of mine were more like the window that sits just behind it. Then, you could peak in every now and again and see that I am still here. I sit down in front of these two windows nearly every day, and about every third day, I begin...
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