
The wandering fissures in bark are kind of like stretch marks, when you think about it.

The wandering fissures in bark are kind of like stretch marks, when you think about it.

The forest is still more grey than green, and the willow fronds make golden gestures.

-I wonder about the trees. (says Robert Frost, and I do too.) Poems show up at odd moments.
-I wear a lot of equipment, but I’m never really safe, am I?
-Live in the moment! (say the well meaning guides). Be like the children who experience NOW. They might lie. Children’s now is a bustling extension of the future. Come with me and I’ll show you a ward of those who only exist in the present. There is no calm and every hand grips tightly.

Recently I’ve had a fascination with footage from nuclear bomb tests. Operation Upshot Knothole: An unnatural and perfect forest of ponderosa pine in an equally unnatural wind.
It was a good evening for looking at trees. You know I have a thing for trees.

Twilight at the edge of the spruce forest, when the margins become fuzzy and there is a tangled shadow that brings all the elements together. A unified being in the moments before the night fall.