Invitation from a Winter Star

Conjunction On the longest night of a long, long-shadowed year, a new star shining briefly on the horizon, aligns the slowest planets in the sky. Jupiter and Saturn appear as […]
+ Read MoreConjunction On the longest night of a long, long-shadowed year, a new star shining briefly on the horizon, aligns the slowest planets in the sky. Jupiter and Saturn appear as […]
+ Read MoreIt first appeared in our yard the Monday of election week. With so much on the line, I guess I was looking for a sign – and afraid of getting […]
+ Read MoreForty to one. That’s the ratio of sap to maple syrup in the long, slow process of creating the amber sweetness my family used to boil and bottle every spring. […]
+ Read MoreHere, Here, where already you have left behind by choice or by force what you knew what you might have cherished what you maybe took for granted. Here, where not […]
+ Read MoreI once had a dream about words growing on bushes, blossoms free for the picking that I was gathering in a basket. Since then, I have come to believe that […]
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