Nature… Forest 8 May 202026 Apr 2020 Photograph by Jessica Scirocco Jessica Scirocco is an Undergraduate student at William Paterson University studying Art and Creative Writing.
Nature… Albino Squirrel 7 May 202026 Apr 2020 Photograph by Martha Nance Martha Nance is a physician with an iPhone that forces her to go out for walks even in the winter when she would rather be snuggled…
Nature PISCES – Organic teaching farm in Northern Togo, West Africa. 6 May 20207 May 2020 Tiny Seed Literary Journal is fiscally sponsored (provided non-profit status) by the Tiny Seed Project - an organization supporting community projects that conserve and protect our planet. PISCES - a…
Nature Daffodils in September 5 May 202014 Apr 2020 Late September early morning still dark enough outside. I wake to let the old cat out and see the Harvest Moon hang full and heavy-low on top of the Mulberry…
Nature Balancing Tree 4 May 202014 Apr 2020 Come with me. There is a wild space where the grass is not greener, not trimmed, not planned where dead is fully exposed, and we see how to live on,…
Nature Improving on Perfection 3 May 202014 Apr 2020 I watched a video today about a curtain stuffed with algae that takes in as much carbon dioxide and produces as much oxygen as a full grown tree. Draped over…
Nature… WHAT THE TREE MAKES OF THE LIGHT IT CHANGES 2 May 202014 Apr 2020 In the reflective window something stirs. It isn’t the reflected cat, presiding on my legs; the real one has not, as he often does, reached out a restraining paw to…
Nature Poetry Ice 1 May 202014 Apr 2020 Smells of nothing at first, the void of a sharp inhalation when the frozen air hits Then it’s crisp as apple skin, cool as blue A snowflake just like me…
Nature… A Caress 30 Apr 202014 Apr 2020 A caress gone down to the marrow. Dreams alight on the legs of sparrows. Poem by George Mario Angel Quintero George Mario Angel Quintero was born in 1964 in…
Nature… THE PLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE 29 Apr 202014 Apr 2020 How can a bumblebee story bring such joy? She’s round. A French engineer calculated she couldn’t fly. She flies. She spends the winter alone. It’s cold. She’s hungry when it…
Flash Fiction Valhalla 28 Apr 202014 Apr 2020 The elm is its own planet. It is something to be seen from far away. The trees glory in broken growth and bending plié. They blow bony witches’ kisses to…
Nature… Root to Rise 27 Apr 20208 May 2020 Photograph by Samantha Eads An explorer at heart, Samantha Eads is lucky to have journeyed far within and beyond the place she first started. She also writes poetry, plays…
Nature… Alyssum 26 Apr 202013 Apr 2020 Photograph by Martha Nance Martha Nance is a physician in Minnesota whose iPhone is enamored of the small things that she fails to notice as she zooms around from office…
Nature… Yesterday 25 Apr 202013 Apr 2020 walking to Inspiration Rock brought us to the hillside where you would see the devastation of the great fire over 15 years had passed but it was still shocking mountainside…
Nature Poetry April 24 Apr 20201 Apr 2020 The burden set down and my own foolish life ready to blossom, ready to join the colors, the red and white flames of spring. If this is who I am,…
