Hemlocked
In the shadows by the lake I wandered wondered why the water hemlock’s scent sent waves of crimson sweetness through my veins, bane of summer (her) wants me to be […]
Tag Archives: poetry
Aconitum
Bittersweet — those wolfsbane words (maybe, maybe not); aconitum. sending venom through my veins. In the first of circles — limboed, I waited, stranded, numbed in the Nightshade blessings, live […]
My fingers cannot curl
In school we learned to write in cursive, and I still recall how we used to copy texts of dinosaurs. The Brontosaurus and Triceratops were teachers showing me how to […]
This is just to say
I have poured out the rye you had saved on the counter cause when you are befuddled enough to eat up the plums I had saved for my breakfast you […]
Can you see the forest for the trees?
Forest — is not only trees but mycorrhizal mulch and shrubs; it’s fox and fowl it’s scent and sounds; our past and future — yet, we chainsaw trees to pulp […]
Björn Rudbergs writings 