Nature Wait 6 Oct 202218 Sep 2022 Waiting for today to end, I look for tomorrow. I feel the seeds of tomorrow, the fruits of a new garden, new moon, or perhaps even a new sun. …
Plant Your Words Eyes of Jasper 4 Oct 202218 Sep 2022 Photograph by Tracey Dean Widelitz Tracey Dean Widelitz is a published writer, poet and photographer. She is the author of the worldwide published children’s book 'A Heavenly World'. She has…
Plant Your Words A poem for mid-March 2 Oct 202218 Sep 2022 I am like a crocus coming in— breaking from the dirt and breathing. I don’t know how crocuses sleep through the storms, and the snow, and every short, dark day—…
Plant Your Words Farmstead Intimacy 1 Oct 202216 Sep 2022 Let the aches and pains remind me of the contentment I experience when working with my hands. Gentle wind in my face, sun caressing my back, sweat stinging my eyes…
Nature Maple Keys 14 Jul 20226 Jun 2022 We started off as one… a fluttery spinning satellite. parted in the winds broke away by the seasons. These maple roots needed a scattering, these sugary visions yearned to…
Nature Beauty and the nest 6 Jul 202222 Jun 2022 For weeks, walkers pass the bush and gawk, hibiscus blooms like party plates, candy pink, a swirl of white— exactly what you’d serve a slice of birthday cake on— out…
Nature… hope 13 Jun 202217 May 2022 Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul - and sings the tunes without the words - and never stops at all. —…
Nature… Dandelion 12 Jun 202217 May 2022 It’s your parachute that takes you away, the one of old age that disperses your seed, when bracts bend down for launching your release to the dropping of stamens, dried…
Nature… Landing 11 Jun 202216 May 2022 The invasion was not what we expected. Everyone had been wrong. The Outer Limits and Twilight Zone had it wrong. The B movies of the old drive-in theaters were quite…
Nature… Little Forest 10 Jun 202216 May 2022 boreal mixed forest saplings can be planted surprisingly close to one another three per square in a grid of one-metre plots Eastern redbud and…
Nature… Dent De Lion 9 Jun 202215 May 2022 Your green lions’ teeth— jagged-edge leaves— devour neighboring sprouts. Day by day we watch your shafts erect until phallus buds unfurl— yellow fronds explode. Honeybees jockey and feast for pollen…
Nature Alligator Pear 8 Jun 202215 May 2022 March: I hang a young avocado seed, rounded bottom in water, top pointed to air. April: researched its name. 1915 California farmers, renamed testicular “ahuacate” as “avocado.” April-May: a straight…
Nature… Sudden Sunset 7 Jun 202215 May 2022 In a sudden sunset forest In a certain glow of light The last rays of day Cast their colorful fire We watch the deepening The layers of orange upon orange…
Nature… Saltwater 6 Jun 202215 May 2022 The path was gritty beneath my bare feet as I made my way toward the water. A cool evening breeze tossed my loose bangs across my face, dispelling the muggy,…
Nature… Fertilizer 5 Jun 202215 May 2022 To lie face down in the earth until becoming as soft as the clay. The ground absorbs like the undulating arms of an amoeba. Swallows whole while sucking the soil…
Nature… Even the Desert 4 Jun 202214 May 2022 Clenched like a seed in the crevice of dry rock and then, first mist like baptism a soft drenching water orb on wax as night falls. The drop stays dissolves…
Nature… eden 3 Jun 202214 May 2022 1. I’m burning with bloom here, in this own bedroom, where the life-sounds coming from the people I love people I love permeate my sleep. I wake with salt dried…
Nature… To Wonder About the Dandelion Seeds, is to Wonder About Ourselves 2 Jun 202214 May 2022 I watch the brown puffs of sparrow. They are so many, and so common. In an instant, this could be over. In an instant, nuke or storm could hit, as…
Nature… Almost 31 May 202213 May 2022 Photograph by Ekaterina Suvorova Ekaterina Suvorova has a degree in creative writing from the University of Houston and is currently working on a memoir about her childhood experiences as an…
Nature… Plant Your Words Book Launch – Today! 27 May 202227 May 2022 Tiny Seed Literary Journal has a long history of cultivating a space for poets and writers to share their nature-inspired works with the online world. Two poets that have previously…
Nature Fragile, she is 15 May 202216 May 2022 My palms shivered On a rainy day When I held a life Stick to my skin In her Is a life That is not just her The glory of the…
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