What brings warmth some nights
is simple: dish-washing,
cat's fur, mac and cheese mix.
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A poet and naturalist tries to find poetry in every day
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- December 31: Mount Battie star
- December 30: Nocturne
- December 29: Amaryllis
- December 28: Taking down the Christmas tree
- December 27: Camden Harbor ducks
- December 26: Plum Island
- December 25: Christmas, Marblehead
- December 24: Christmas Eve
- December 23: Cat grass
- December 22: Some nights
- December 21: Starry night
- December 20: Christmas Bird Count
- December 19: Paper whites
- December 18: Under Jupiter's bright watch
- December 17: What's underneath it all
- December 16: Kingfisher
- December 15: December sunrise
- December 14: Sunday in a small town
- December 13: Hazy shade of winter
- December 12: Revelation
- December 11: Girls' night out
- December 10: Dreaming
- December 9: Torrents
- December 8: Holiday spirit
- December 7: Christmas lights
- December 6: Dark
- December 5: Cold
- December 4: Moon over the bay
- December 2: In the dark
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About Me
- Kristen Lindquist
- Camden, Maine
- I am a birder, poet, and writer most interested in animals, vegetables, and minerals, living in my hometown in Midcoast Maine.
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