Cone Flowers

Gone are the purple petal skirts and crowns of gold
but your beauty and grace remain
and will be scattered by the wind.

Flame

The fireworks of fall
celebrate color
in all of its intensity and delicacy.

Survivor

The flood waters ate away your soil,
but still you remain, standing tall;
your root ball defying gravity.

Cold Front

Between the cold front
and the warmth of the tail end of summer
is the blue sky of memory making.

October Morning

Color moves across the mountains
in a dazzling display of transitions
before the stark beauty of winter descends.

Indian Summer

When an October morning is gentle enough for bare feet
and the dew is but a cool kiss…these are gifts of Indian Summer.

Crabapple

In a certain slant of light
one can see past what is there
and into the possibilities of what could be.

Dudley’s Deer

She waits at the edge of the woods for Dudley, her dog friend.
Waiting to flash her tail to signal the start of their mountain romp.
But Dudley is not in the car as the doe seems to hope.
Dudley is in heaven now, running with the wind.

Blackberry Lilly

Your seed dazzle like ripened fruit
but your delicious bounty will be blossoms.
A feast for the eyes come spring.

Working Wood

These humble stickers will serve the stacks of cherry and ash,
allowing space for air to circulate and the prized woods to dry.
There is a place and purpose for each piece. Beauty lives in utility.

Cosmos

As Fall approaches they challenge the changing trees
to match their vibrancy and tender hues.

Rock

Once you were liquid, formed by waves of time.
Now you are solid, holding your place in the granite state.

Height

In the morning, beneath your canopy the whole world glows a growing green.
If I started to climb your branches now, by midnight I could touch the stars.

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