Book of Days
BOOK OF DAYS: A POET AND NATURALIST TRIES TO FIND POETRY IN EVERY DAY
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September 19: After rain, fog. As if an island weren't isolating enough.
Kristen Lindquist
Island hushed with fog,
the village in silhouette--
I take a deep breath.
September 18: Cathedral Woods
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rainfall in a drought
spruces hum and sigh with it
wet trail smells of joy
September 17: Moonlight
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September 16: Full
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through snarled and tangled branches
harvest moon rising
a lump in my throat
September 15: Feels like fall
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Harvest Moon tomorrow.
Chipmunk storing seeds
in the empty birdhouse.
September 14: New Orleans
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He texts a photo
of the moon rising
over the Mississippi.
September 13: Home alone
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House empty but me.
The only sounds: frig humming,
slow pulse of crickets.
September 12: All life's a stage
Kristen Lindquist
If you heeded crows
your day would be full
of small but urgent dramas.
September 11: Kids these days
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September 10: Sudden harvest
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Artillery of acorns
pounds the roof
of the empty house next door.




