18 December 2025 (bitter wind)
Kristen Lindquist
bitter wind —
a line of fox tracks
trapped in lake ice
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Filtering by Tag: Fernalds Neck Preserve
bitter wind —
a line of fox tracks
trapped in lake ice
almost winter —
two red squirrels headlong
down a hemlock
snow on fallen leaves
my inability
to be silent
first snow
the unexpected silence
of blue jays
pine grove hush . . .
the scattered remains
of a stone wall
pine needle path the way of the whirled
toad chorus the aliens living among us
third spring . . .
tiny white violets bloom
amid deer poop
first snow . . .
the red squirrel’s tracks
skirt the trail
social networking
reindeer lichen overspreads
the rock face
late winter woods
the silence of passing
turkeys