Mark M. Redfearn
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Sep
6
After Labor Day
I dream of next spring’s garden
and what seeds to plant.
May
19
On a warm spring day
a curious crow watches
an old dog napping.
May
18
Tell me again, wind,
why you’ve placed your loud spring voice
on the raven’s wing.
May
17
On this spring morning
I think of the last journey
that I’ll ever take.
May
14
Hearing some old tales
from the cherry blossoms’ tongues,
I plan new journeys.
May
13
From its pine-top perch
an owl booms out a warning—
spring melancholy.
May
12
In a pool of light
a cat nurses three kittens—
spring tranquility.
May
11
Seven wild turkeys
cross the path in front of me,
flaunting spring plumage.
May
8
Twisted tales of spring—
I hear them from the raven
and the mountain pine.
May
5
Spring melancholy—
every melon seed I sow
fails to germinate.
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