Winter’s Bone Structure

“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

Bit of Earth Farm

winter ride

rooster on guard

flurry hen

bovine scrutiny

snow nose

queen's winter palace

waiting to whirl again

patient gnome

About Laura Grace Weldon

Laura Grace Weldon is the author of four books and served as 2019 Ohio Poet of the Year. She's the editor of Braided Way: Faces & Voices of Spiritual Practice. She works as a book editor, teaches writing workshops, and maxes out her library card each week.
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2 Responses to Winter’s Bone Structure

  1. debra says:

    I love the vertical nature of this time of year, where the subtlety of tone and shadow are quietly present.

  2. Laura Weldon says:

    You speak like a poet and observe like an artist. Hmmm.

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