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- I find my self, now
- You cry; I smile
- Combing-through clover
- Cleaving my blondness
- Full moon this morning
- I sometimes worry
- You are an Anjel
- Pounding Pansies
- Found in the morning
- All, reaching, reaching
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- Surface-area
- Oy! ¡Vamos!
- Harlequin Glorybower
- Still, in reflection
- Waiting for supplies
- The face of your wall
- Planting Big Cedar
- You held-on so long
- You made all of this
- I see reflections
- Eacles imperialis imperialis
- Just a timeless taste
- Small wonder, it seems
- Marchantia polymorpha
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- Last one of the day
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- The first of my three
- Lucky to have time
- Nephila clavipes
- primrose
- Lack of modesty
- Bipalium kewense
- Again, and again
- Pleopeltis polypodioides
- Catch me if you can
- I eat shit, at times
- Reflection, and recapitulation.
- Southern-most Georgia
- Fractal recursion
- Poor, little Volfie
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Aug 2015
- On our new step-van
- A hard decision
- Of four, there were two
- Elephantopus tomentosus
- Sermon in the grass
- Papilio Polyxene
- Solar collector
- Life is hard, at times
- Echoes
- Sometimes, here, and there
- Little butterfly
- Prepping for pine straw
- Grain of ancient thought
- In the woods
- A mere twelve inches
- Micro, and macro
- I held an entire Universe in my pocket, today...
- Telling when you grow
- Ephemeral life
- Thank you Barbara
- Through the looking glass
- Alone on the hill
- The weight on your back
- If not what you do
- Lost...
- Agraulis vanillae
- Barely nine inches
- Dioon edule
- Logarithmic chance
- Fishing for things lost
- Archeology
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- My euphorbia
- Upward and outwards
- Night turns into day
- Elusive union
- Café Lily, with Mom
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- Two boys groups, today
- On your final legs
- Supported by that
- In the morning dew
- Warm salamander
- I had work to do
- Your thirst
- Some say that seven
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Jul 2015
- In Clayton, Georgia
- Lovecraftian algea
- So much progeny
- The perfect lotus
- In the end it is
- All that which you were
- What good they did you
- EASTER AND
- Where do you fly now?
- Reflections in light
- The water of life
- octaploids
- Four hours of sleep
- 5:30 coffee
- motiles
- Object reflection
- Fresh water lobster
- Beginning this thought
- We see only light
- Chance encounter with
- Appropriate move
- I see you framed here
- I am in orbit
- Be you clipped in two
- I lived on the edge.
- Imagination
- Nickajack lake-side
- Clarksville stop musings
- Witness to moments
- You stopped for us
- So swoft and frilly
- Can you hear these things
- Composure broken
- Man, you were clingy
- Acres of clover
- Two bikes, two hours
- Front-end alignment
- Those I remember
- In the the absence of
- Sometimes we are left
- Wings of desire
- Jaded you may be
- How so apropos
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- Sleepless
- Layers of layers
- Before the glory
- Grain under pressure
- So softly you kiss
- Stewartia
- I am reminded
- Sometimes Things happen
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Jun 2015
- Wee euphorbia
- I see you
- Outward you do reach
- ready steed
- Transmutation
- You here in my five
- otherwise
- At the beginning
- Synchronicity
- Don't use this battery.
- Beautiful flower
- In silence we talked
- Buxus sempervirens
- Things forever lost.
- Fracture
- Seeing how you were.
- One Day; one Morning Glory
- Pollinator, where?
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