22 June teacher, sous chef, friend,plywood inspector checkingmy cuts. what a dad! 25 June Robert Simon, withofferings? presents? do notknow why they are there 26 June I walking club steps outagain, this time towards greatgelato, sorbet II walked into lakezero times, and into treesonly once. success!
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20 June
today: vines suckingthe life out of some poor treerooted near Lake Anne
18 – 19 June
18 June I geese seeking berries to be converted into waste we’ll step over II bee drinking nectar, gathering pollen for friends back at the beehive 19 June saw chipmunk—so cute! —pulled phone from bag, but alas,it had run away
15 June
I ever-vigilantcat is ready to pop upfrom nap, stare at walls II geese, having dinnerat the lake. such ambience!hope they enjoy it III tiger lilies bloominto perfect arrangement…on-brand for Reston
27 May – 7 June
Not one per day, but we’re three months into the pandemic, and I’m tired. 7 June sun setting overRoute Seven; clouds blanketingblue and orange sky 4 June 1 June thought leader for facecoverings, collars, re-thinksand blocks COVID-holes 30 May Lettuce tell you, welove our CSA. How much?You won’t be-leaf it! 28 May sinuous, creamyfolds ofContinue reading “27 May – 7 June”
26 May
I a post meant towarn cars from discarded bridgenow part of food chain II is this wheat? not sure,I’m not a grain scientist.it’s a plant for sure!
24 May
safe from one: spreadingsaliva; two: moving cars;three: hiding. good job!
Another haiku from my brother
Will made a seventeen-syllable statement, so naturally I’ve included it here. it’s something about the abstract meaning of circ–les over culverts Will Angley
23 May
I found inside denimjacket’s pockets: last summer’s NYC(?) refuse II per Woods, cicadamania dot com, brood comesafter irises
21 May
opposite side ofcreek, rather similar towhere we often stand
