Chains — A Poem March 30, 2023 / Carrie Birde / 3 Comments “Andromeda” — C.Birde, 3/23 Chains… of Andromeda, broken into bloom. — C.Birde, 3/23
Revelation — A Poem March 28, 2023 / Carrie Birde / Leave a comment “Daffodil” — C.Birde, 3/23 After winter’s long monochrome, this cup of winged spring light — a revelation. — C.Birde, 3/23
Focus — A Poem March 23, 2023 / Carrie Birde / 3 Comments “Crocus” — C.Birde, 3/23 Crocus… Pulls focus toward the slow- opening gift that is Spring. — C.Birde, 3/23
Dis/Belief — A Poem January 20, 2023 / Carrie Birde / 4 Comments “First Daffodils” — C.Birde, 1/23 Reality unfolds around us, but we hide our flowered heads in denial. Daffodils in January… — C.Birde, 1/23
Plume… — A Poem November 3, 2022 / Carrie Birde / Leave a comment “Plume…” — C.Birde, 11/22 Plume of light amongst the blown seed heads Bright memory of self, what is, what was, what again will be. — C.Birde, 11/22
Hum — A Poem October 19, 2022October 19, 2022 / Carrie Birde / 2 Comments “Asters” — C.Birde, 10/22 Clouds of bee-pricked asters hum while your voice – frilled in petals & promises – carries beyond the window’s tidy panes, weaves through the bloom & sway of October’s violaceous hue And though I reach for you, this separation – seen, unseen – remains. — C.Birde, 10/22
Muse — An Image July 29, 2022 / Carrie Birde / Leave a comment “Coneflower & Light” — C.Birde, 7/22 With sidelong glance & gesture, she remarked: “I am my own M u s e.” — C.Birde, 7/22
Loyalty — An Image July 22, 2022 / Carrie Birde / Leave a comment “Datura” — C.Birde, 7/22 Wreathed in pale, lemon-scented Datura, softly, she spoke: “May all your loyalties be true, worthy, & returned.” — C.Birde, 7/22
Beauty — An Image May 6, 2022 / Carrie Birde / Leave a comment “Spring Beauties” — C.Birde, 5/22 “May your path be strewn with beauty – ” she gestured, & flowers bloomed. “May you recognize it as so.” — C.Birde, 5/22
Cherry Tree — An Image April 29, 2022 / Carrie Birde / 1 Comment “Cherry Tree in Bloom” — C.Birde, 4/22 “I arrive in a flurry of petals,” her voice sailed, sweetly scented, “White, pink, yellow… given to you on April’s tossing breeze.” — C.Birde, 4/22