colored swatches on tag paper
meandering ephemera
not-so-lost-child still loves to play

colored swatches on tag paper
meandering ephemera
not-so-lost-child still loves to play
forsythia, newly planted
leaf bursts, virgin yellow blooms
my mother’s final journey
crowded & overgrown,
they’ve overstayed their welcome—
fistful of chives
I’ve been trying to expand beyond poetry and break into the prose market. Recently, my Flash Fiction piece, Gravity Exerts Itself, was published in the online journal Little Old Lady, Literary Humor with Exquisite Taste. I hope you like it!
ephemera collected over the years
memories suffused into bits & bobs
who might cherish it as much as I?
darkened sky to the east
drops of rain on sunroom windows
a hint of wind to go with it
the British call it sorted
handled, organized, under control
I just like the way it sounds
It’s that time again, time to gather up archive photos to correspond with the week’s selected number. Readers, I give you the number 188 ~









burning brush
in a wrought iron pit
its hinged mesh cover
corrals unwieldy ash
as towering flames
reach for unseen stars
reams of silver, slices of magic
sunshine’s glowing warmth
ah, the benevolence of spring
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