28 April 2024 (a wet mink)
Kristen Lindquist
a wet mink
bounds up the riverbank . . .
catkins in bloom
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Filtering by Tag: megunticook river
a wet mink
bounds up the riverbank . . .
catkins in bloom
high water
the semiotics
of river rocks
a river
runs through it
rain on snow
river mist
starting to remember
how it feels
falling into
the swollen river
an old oak’s shadow
riding high and fast
down the swollen river —
late winter light
home again the river rushing to meet me
in the natural course of things unfrozen river
in the (un)natural course of things (un)frozen river
without a sound
a crow changes branches . . .
glint of river ice
winter mist anticipating a swan
fading light
two ducks in the river
become rocks