Nature… 5 Haiku 12 Oct 202021 Oct 2020 Hola Blue humpback whale spouts: “Yo soy aqui, ahora!” Off the coast of Spain Timeout Tired fawn takes a nap Mama lunches, runs errands Returns with fresh milk Life Fog…
Through the Eyes of Nature Elegy for Snowy 10 Oct 20208 Oct 2020 Ghost echoes of moon-glass shimmered, stars turned upside down, tangled rainbows draped the clouds, and from two beaches away, I sensed she was near the bitter and sweet passage where…
Nature Photography… Forest Sentinels 9 Oct 20208 Oct 2020 Poem by Catherine Evleshin Professor Catherine Evleshin, ethnologist of African Diasporan cultures, writes fiction appearing in Among Animals2 (Ashland Creek Press), Canary Journal of Environmental Crisis, Gemini Magazine, Fiction…
Nature… Club Moss 8 Oct 20205 Oct 2020 on the roof I don’t panic I drink rainwater like a sponge here on the north facing slope no sunlight disturbs me tree branches shade me small birds gather my…
Nature… Big River Estuary 8 Oct 20208 Oct 2020 Sit with me, stay by my side I am the geography of your lives give me your worries to feed my currents give me your dreams to ferry the salmon…
Nature… The Shell 7 Oct 20205 Oct 2020 -Josephine Napiore Josephine Napiore received her M.A. in English from St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, Minnesota, and her M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Augsburg University in Minneapolis,…
Through the Eyes of Nature Glacier’s Vista 7 Oct 2020 Photograph by Parth Shirke Parth Shirke (he/him) received his Master’s in Electrical Engineering from CSU Long Beach in 2016. Since then, he has moved to the Bay Area and works…
Nature… Jays 6 Oct 20206 Oct 2020 My darling, I’m blue. As blue as you. And black face painted and our long beaks. Feathered alike. We’ve built our cup; our cone of branches; twigs in a circle…
Nature… The Ivory Elephant 5 Oct 20205 Oct 2020 My father often said, “You can’t really understand someone unless you walk in their shoes”. I didn’t understand what this meant until the day I went with my mother to…
Nature… The Guardian 4 Oct 20202 Oct 2020 Sometimes you just know that you are walking into a magical fairy place. You see the signs and feel the vibes that invite you in and welcome you. At first,…
Through the Eyes of Nature Death Is Lurking 4 Oct 2020 death is lurking in dying stars gamma rays and falling ice comets species extinction and oil pumping billionaires i must apologize to my daughter the way my father should apologize…
Nature… The Moon is not an electric light-bulb 3 Oct 20202 Oct 2020 You buy water in plastic bottles. After eleven years from now, you would buy oxygen in glass bottles. The girl who stays with you in the hostel will say that…
Nature… Orca 1 Oct 20201 Oct 2020 I have the best job in the world. I work with orca whales at OceanPlanet, a top-rated water-themed amusement park in sunny Florida. Of all the people who work here,…
Nature… History of the River 1 Oct 20201 Oct 2020 The glacier scoured the land dug a channel, and I, the river, was born. No one was there to give me a name. The dinosaurs who gathered at the shore…
Nature… Sea’s Love-Song to the Wind 1 Oct 20201 Oct 2020 Wind, you swirl my heart-beats in wild, roaring waves – each rush hurls spume’s white froth against my shore, throws bright mist, spins it high, I flow back to rise,…
Nature… Kick-Off: Through the Eyes of Nature 1 Oct 20207 Oct 2020 Dear Tiny Seed community, We are excited to announce the winners of our "Through the Eyes of Nature" creative contest! Each of the 72 submissions we received was unique and…
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