in the damp wood smell a memory: somewhere before my own birth
in the damp wood smell a memory: somewhere before my own birth
how gray the echoes waiting slyly for loud unwary voices
shadows, the reaching tendrils of fire turned inward and aimed earthward
”it was always you,” the autumn said; i wish i could believe her
slow pulling river draws down the night and kisses the loving moon
long scary trees tell dark tales of when they last saw your kind before...
fall decorations that signify even this bad time will pass —
the first light we find isn’t always the straightest way to get home
we learn by eating what love is and where safety truly resides