today was the first winter slurring of the weather to cross wellington sky's lips. it rained the only way this place knows how to rain: in a sputtering grey wet fog of damp bluster. i optimistically wore wool anyway in acceptance of a drop in temperature, but nothing else. denial is less functional in dealings with mother nature i find. ack. i
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i love your words.
you ARE brilliant. so brilliant i put a picture of you in my work space at home. my wonderful inspiration.
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Once in its life the yucca moth alights
on the yucca flower which blooms a single evening.
Imagine the black against tepid black outline
and the whir of wings before the moth
gathers pollen, kneads it into a ball
and travels to a second blossom
where it cuts open the pistil, lays its eggs inside
then stuffs the pellet into that canal. What
dream informs the caterpillar,
what fragrance besides death--and what hand
will lift the blinds beside my bed
when the lover is drinking a first cup of coffee
a hundred miles away I wish I knew.
And what image allows one to take that one flight?
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