Nature… Urban Fox 14 Nov 202013 Nov 2020 By Alison Lock Alison Lock is the author of two short story collections, four collections of poetry, and a novella, as well as a contributor to several anthologies. Her writing…
Where is Your Wild On One Branch 14 Nov 202013 Nov 2020 Remember that on one branch there is bud and lichen and moss and bark and insect and dew and sun and breath and bird poop and squirrel fur and the…
Nature Poetry… topography, you 14 Nov 20209 Nov 2020 for Wick my head lies in the soft soil of your skin, the canopies of our leg hair forestry sway as our knees rub together like kindling you call…
Nature Photography… Butterfly Weed 14 Nov 202023 Nov 2020 The caterpillar weaving its cocoon doesn't expect to emerge a butterfly. Nor does the seed asleep in the earth expect to beget a bouquet of blossoms. Yet here they…
Nature… Finding My Way Through 13 Nov 20203 Nov 2020 Photograph by Sumeet Mehta Leading my journey since almost two decades now in Visual Arts major in paintings, but the urge of educating myself with different perspectives of a same…
Nature Photography… Eternal Web 13 Nov 20209 Nov 2020 Through the misty and gloomy mornings, where the dew shines on the eternal Web, fragile, sticky and thin, but turning stronger as within. Growing wiser as days passing by,…
Where is Your Wild Bird Intrigue 13 Nov 20209 Nov 2020 After my burgundy and yellow zinnias burst into bloom, goldfinches grasp stems to pluck petals, one by one, "she loves me, she loves me not." When I spy the marauders…
Nature Poetry… Driftwood 13 Nov 20209 Nov 2020 We travel long distances after we die. Alive, we grew roots in the place where our seeds sprouted. When still green-maned, we inhaled carbon dioxide, exhaled oxygen for breathing…
Nature Upcoming Submission Opportunity – Lessons from the Wild 13 Nov 202014 Sep 2022 Lessons from the Wild -- Submissions open Nov. 15 - Dec. 1, 2020 on Submittable. The natural world is an incredible giver. Not only does it provide us with everything…
Nature… Wraparound 12 Nov 202011 Nov 2020 I want a wraparound porch and a wraparound man and for trust to wrap around us while we love each other as best we can. And I also want a…
Nature Poetry… The Spark in the Sky 12 Nov 20209 Nov 2020 Soaring through the sky, a falcon with a shimmering eye, shinning sharp claws, large feathery wings, pulled down on the ground it saw a mouse browned. Then it was…
Nature… Oceans Rising 12 Nov 20202 Nov 2020 The cars sped by at eighty where the surfers Entered the water, paddling out between cars. No driving home on this day. Another wave swamped Route 1. I cut over…
Nature… 3 Broadsides 11 Nov 202011 Nov 2020 By Margaret McCarthy Margaret McCarthy brings the eye of a poet to her photography, exploring archetypes of myth and dream in her imagery. Exhibitions include: the Fogg Art Museum, The…
Where is Your Wild On Belonging 11 Nov 202010 Nov 2020 Dear Kimmy, Know this: You will never fit in. Take heart: This is good. Let me explain. You will grow up, youngest of three, the only girl, an oddball, left-handed.…
Nature Poetry… The Breath of Fall 11 Nov 20209 Nov 2020 Eagerly awaiting fall I am the breeze that nudges leaves from maple trees gone flaming red and soon I’m wind with strength to sway the pirouetting pointed leaves…
Nature Act III; Scene I 11 Nov 20209 Nov 2020 In the foothills autumn Nibbles at September, And the afternoon breeze Sighs a melancholy cry Of fading light and life. In the high country, Winter takes a bite Of…
Through the Eyes of Nature Best Dressed 10 Nov 20209 Nov 2020 Poem by Becky Falkum Becky Falkum holds a master’s degree in English from the University of St. Thomas, Minnesota and she is a member of the Society…
Nature… The Peach 10 Nov 20202 Nov 2020 I fell from the branch this morning landing with a thud on the sunny unkempt lawn bruised nectar slowly trickling out from a small tear in my skin birds diving…
Nature Poetry… Garden 10 Nov 20204 Nov 2020 He will not let her into the yard so she finds a knothole in the fence, a brown-edged telescope, peers inside: Love-Lies-Bleeding from its flocked, feathery fingers, its red…
Nature… Purple Skimmer 9 Nov 2020 By Nathaniel Frankland Nathaniel Frankland is a Yorkshireman who now lives in London. A French graduate, he currently plies his trade in the wine industry, but likes to spend much…
Nature… Twilight at Point Fermin 9 Nov 20204 Nov 2020 The family picnic breaks the way most do deciding what to bring or gather and drop in waste bins, things skipping away too fast to stop or recover, plaid…
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