My walking partner and I run into a friend of his
and I make myself busy examining the clovers
in a wooden half-barrel on the side of the road
While they talk about India I squat down
searching for a plant with four leaves
before realizing that I could instead
be marveling at three, three, three,
three, three
Showing posts with label Plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plants. Show all posts
Monday, May 20, 2013
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
In response to Alan S. B.
the sun
lights upon
the sediment
collecting in our hearts
I did not realize
that green things
could still grow there
lights upon
the sediment
collecting in our hearts
I did not realize
that green things
could still grow there
Thursday, October 4, 2012
"Time to get in the zone" by Laura Beth
[Let me re-introduce you to the awesome Laura Beth Resnick, a farmer whom I have had the honor of knowing since 2003. She keeps a blog called veggieadventure about farming, plants, and food; her blog is a fun and insightful record of anecdotes, facts, and recipes that both provides a window into the life of a farmer and strengthens the reader's connection to what we consume on a daily basis.
Laura Beth just wrote a post about USDA zoning with regard to average minimum winter temperature. And I illustrated! Check it out!
(I last contributed back in February to a post about plant sex.) I also recommend reading the whole blog, of course.]
Note: Laura Beth is continuing her blog under a new name due to her work starting Butterbee Farm in Baltimore! I have changed the links above so they point to the correct posts. --May 13, 2013
Laura Beth just wrote a post about USDA zoning with regard to average minimum winter temperature. And I illustrated! Check it out!
(I last contributed back in February to a post about plant sex.) I also recommend reading the whole blog, of course.]
Note: Laura Beth is continuing her blog under a new name due to her work starting Butterbee Farm in Baltimore! I have changed the links above so they point to the correct posts. --May 13, 2013
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Tu biShvat poem
The pitless pit
In softening skin
thick unfertile darkness
waits for something
some thing
In softening skin
thick unfertile darkness
waits for something
some thing
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Sukkah Decorations
Ya'aleh v'Yavo
This one stayed up longer than any of the others
(except for the photo of the Besht)
To Sit in the Sukkah
To Raise the Lulav
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
The Plants Between Us - Page 16
Maybe the answers are up the beanstalk. In the garden. Curled up. Beyond us. Maybe we find them together. Or alone.
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