Drops
little gifts
pretty stones polished by the creeks
worthless trinkets warmed
pure foraging conversation
rarely grateful
rinsing graywater answers
roots impossible
to abide died
far small dark rot
decay snags luxuriant
riding forth between questions and claim
spare identical self-reliant
“I chose Richard Powers book “The Overstory” because it is by far one of the best books I’ve read in a decade, addressing environmental issues at the same time exploring the human condition and relationships. Characters are rich, storylines intertwine like roots of trees.” –Kathryn Thurber-Smith
Poems From Page 143 
Listening to you on the kindness podcast.
143!!
My husband and I always use this. I first learned what it meant from him. He grew up in Cohasset, MA
A small quintessential coastal New England town.
The lighthouse in the harbor, Minot Light, blinks once, then 4 times, then 3 times – 143
My kind, caring, and loving husband taught me that…
Thanks for your work.