Tag Archives: Poetry

The Sun Never Says, “You Owe Me.”

Posted on August 9, 2012 by Rebecca Fox

Inevitably, when I mention solar as an energy source, someone–usually my brother–will tell me that using the sun as an energy source isn’t feasible. My retort is always, “We’re killing ourselves and everything on the planet. If we want electricity, … Continue reading →

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Chaos in the Garden

Posted on August 26, 2011 by Lisa Yarost

Chaos in the Garden Inspired by fireworks, all hell breaks loose. Seedlings, so lovingly tended, have sprouted into unruly adolescence. Spinach and lettuce, those early season darlings, have bolted in rebellion while radishes’ bright red caps push skyward, begging to … Continue reading →

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Improvisational Catification

Posted on June 1, 2011 by Rebecca Fox

Wild-eyed run. Seeds strewn. An Improvisational Catification.

Posted in Humor, photography, Poetry | Tagged art, Arts, cat, creativity, Haiku, Pets, photo, Poetry | Leave a comment

The Hayloft Always Feels Like Church

Posted on May 12, 2011 by Rebecca Fox

Spring in The Cathedral New leaves yellow-green turned over against warm, steel-grey sky Opening the rose window of the loft door, I find sanctuary from a baptism of rain. Dewlap-clad gospel singers gobble their praise of the weather as the … Continue reading →