My wren haiku is a variation on Kerouac-Berrigan’s collaborative effort.
IF THE FOREST COULD SAY…
The Welsh people had a word for the feeling of love and belonging to the land — hiraeth. Families and clans that lived generation after generation in the same place experienced a deep knowing of the land that did not translate simply as “ownership.”
no podemos respirar
In the wake of huge tragedy, it often seems like humanity is mired in smog. [Read More]
Home Stream
If I were placed blindfolded on the upper reaches of Elk Creek and its watershed area, I would know I was home. [Read More]
Green Infrastructure is Our Coastal Life Support
Streams need to connect in order to deliver water and salmon, just like roads need to connect to deliver cars. [Read More]
The Business of Giving
I often have thought about volunteering for various local causes, to give back to the community, but never seemed to find the time. [Read More]
Another Way of Knowing
Day after day
I sit and stare.
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A Village Called Home
I worry that what made Cannon Beach what it was when I first moved here — a “friendly, informal setting” – is slipping away. [Read More]
Note from the Cottage with Roof Replaced
Perhaps it’s silly to mention
from my far-flung harbor region ….
The tri-color ink-drawn delight
of four geese running to take flight….
Leaving Smog-iago
Chileans feel ownership and pride towards Patagonia while recognizing that it’s a destination largely frequented by non-Chilean tourists. [Read More]
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