Periodic poetry posts
Within a mirror shell
A metal lair, a spiders dome.
Overnight!
woven, and knitted;
each spar and junction tethered,
this sunning patio spans the reflected world!
Engine turning noises, . . .
spider remains web centered,
accelerating, . . . and holding fast!
. . . h o l d i n g . . . f a s t!
Nearing Maximum Velocity,
retreat begins,
slipping, and recovering,
walk buffeted walk!,
Hold on, h o l d o n!, . . .
Rain and Windy
Rose breasted Grosbeaks
in the wood edge,
and catbirds
at roadside
are numerous.
Four nesting pair.
Syvrud Road,
will be renamed
Catbird lane.
Palmer
May 11, 2006
Your Oak leaves luster on emergence;
lightly verdant, tender. before aphids laser feasts
or braille clustered galls,
before stripping wind, before sun and desiccating drought.
Yet; each of your photo-synthesizing factories, did vascularly grow this ring of Oak wood.
Palmer Haynes
August 2002
Intense indigo back,
wings and belly a Bunting
none like it anywhere.
Palmer
June 19, 2006
Sand Hill’s
Sand Hill’s are gleaners.
Palmer R. Haynes
© August, 2015
Photos by Catherine Haynes, taken at the Audubon crane blind on the Platte River in 2009
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