30 April 2026 (hairy cap moss)
Kristen Lindquist
hairy cap moss
the doe watches me
walk away
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Filtering by Tag: acadia national park
hairy cap moss
the doe watches me
walk away
raven’s call —
the cracks of cobbles
rolled by a storm surge
spruces darkening as twilight deepens coyote howls
scarves of mist . . .
gold of a tamarack
at the bog’s edge
touching each blossom
as I pass
rain-wet rhodora
distant foghorn . . .
she crushes the sweetfern
to share its scent
scenic highway
my car drives over
a crow’s shadow
slow awakening . . .
a mourning dove’s coos
in morning fog
whale watch —
a pair of surf scoters
outpaces the boat
tidal currents . . .
a lobster buoy
becomes a seal
following a deer trail
to the beaver pond
deer flies