Sunset in the Woods, by George Inness

Cache

There’s a kind of meant to be
wearing in
I’m newly knowing of

Inanimate objects
avow their approval
while I’m just headed home
duo’d

The sun gets woozy and stars proffer scripture
Birds volunteer flight
but I think I’ve been fine

These kinds of parables have a floral motor
so I bouquet’d some initiatives together

It’s not much from me, really. I don’t do conflation
Neighbors charm me
curious
their festivities.

June 21, 2025




Further considerations

[poetry]

Thoughts of Endangered Paper

By Kenneth Nichols

Here I am, looking at this copy of a // two hundred-dollar book.

[poetry]

this is about capitalism, and The Poet Sees Her Ex at Pride

By Emma Johnson-Rivard

duty pulled a mountain along lesser used roads. // time was ill-spent preparing workers for the crossing.

[poetry]

good people on both sides, and running fingers through your hair, thin as feathers

By Kathleen Hellen

My dear trees, I no longer recognize you // The storm puts its mouth to the house

[poetry]

Pray at the Altar of Delusion and Haiku Suite on the Nine Muses

By Disha Rajasekar

Look upon the simple life tinged by shades of emotions, all // of it a facade to entertain one’s own delusions.