2588

her fifteenth
I loosen the time home
on our daughter

2587

building a snowman
our neighbour’s clarinet
beneath the quiet

2586

of smells re-called
grandpop’s raked and burning
piles of leaves

2585

seaside jog
I follow the shapes
the dawn runs to

2584

autumn turned
the Maples got naked
before I knew it

2583

guessing the size
of a shooting star…
our dog slips his leash

2582

awake! drowning!
the pool of moonlight
through our bedroom pane

2581

roof completely winter
the patches of moulds
unwashed by the rain

2580

ancient caves
the bats sweep out to
their sounds of the night

2579

winds turning autumn
in the rushes of litter
my daughter and I