Deep Is The Coal
Black veil,
in pale moonlight,
go home to our children -
think of me, when the heather blooms
each year.
Gaea Dreams
Starlight
glistens the flanks
of the last unicorn ...
dipping her gold horn in the calm
jade sea
she flings the moon into the night,
shakes her silk mane, and bows
to the she-wolf's
first song.
Wildflower
Sixteen
when she braided
May flowers in her hair,
walked down the hill, and married -
barefoot.

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3, No. 1 Spring
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