PoetryPix
depictions by the rule of thirds; descriptions mostly freestyle words
Tag: tree
bare bones
“Already I have shed the leaves of youth,stripped by the wind of time down to the truthof winter branches”… Anne Morrow Lindbergh It’s that time of year when we start to see the amazing armatures on which the tree hangs its leaves – I… Continue Reading “bare bones”
Insignificant?
Winter willows pen and ink the skyline in simple magnificence. How many times do we pass by and not see?
Benchland
Bent sideways on his bedroom bench the way a tree gives permanence to prevailing winds backpack pillowed beneath blanket disguise on the verge of last night’s puddles, tiptoes anchored a rough sleeper ready set to go In just five lines, am meeting Frank at the… Continue Reading “Benchland”
My Japanesque Garden
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