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Lydia Rae Bush Poetry

Tag: autumn

hazel

October 3, 2022 Alphabet Ravine5 Comments

mosaic around irises,
glowing between eyelashes

green, gold, yellow, and brown,
like fresh leaves on autumn ground

each glance I give:
my heart’s footprints

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Precious Things

December 14, 2018May 8, 2019 Alphabet Ravine11 Comments

Clustered leaves form a nest for the cloud
as I lie below, the tree’s outstretched arms
strengthened and still, waiting for the sky’s crown
to up and flit away, as I sit upon the tree’s feet
like a second weight, fragile as a burden,
heavy as royalty.

Shoving Four Legs into the Creek Bed

May 11, 2018January 19, 2020 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

Leaves fall like flowers with sharp edges on Christmas cards
that masquerade as snowflakes while I sit here,
the rush of the seat of my kitchen chair a nice distraction, prickling my hands
as the water running by pricks my feet.

My fiber seat imagines it’s the rush of the stream,
that the center tying it all together is the liquid’s bellybutton.

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William and the Lawyer’s Daughter

November 25, 2017January 22, 2020 Alphabet RavineLeave a comment

months bent sweating in the field

harvest pumpkins for a gift

given with cold final kiss

as green leaves fell down

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