“I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape—the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesn’t show.” Andrew Wyeth
tattered snowcrow
winter ride
rooster on guard
flurry hen
bovine scrutiny
snow nose
queen's winter palace
waiting to whirl again
patient gnome
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About Laura Grace Weldon
Laura Grace Weldon is the author of three poetry collections --- Portals (Middle Creek, 2020), Blackbird (Grayson Books, 2019), and Tending (Aldrich Press, 2013), as well as Free Range Learning, a handbook of natural learning (Hohm Press, 2010).
She lives on Bit of Earth Farm where she's a barely useful farm wench. Although she has deadlines to meet she often wanders from the computer to preach hope, snort with laughter, cook subversively, ponder life’s deeper meaning, talk to chickens and cows, sing to bees, hide in books, walk dogs, concoct tinctures, watch foreign films, and make messy art.
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I love the vertical nature of this time of year, where the subtlety of tone and shadow are quietly present.
You speak like a poet and observe like an artist. Hmmm.