August hay fields--
tractor makes long windrows,
green apples swell.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Friday, September 7, 2012
September 6: Windmill
Driving to Belfast past the old farms on Route 52 early this evening...
Windmill slowly spins.
Six geese land
in the old cow pasture.
Windmill slowly spins.
Six geese land
in the old cow pasture.
Monday, July 16, 2012
July 15: Child's play
We spent some time today catching up with an old friend from college and her sweet, tow-headed, three-year-old son Henry. The morning's activities included a lovely plein air brunch, a romp on the capitol lawn, and a visit to two different farms. Henry got to feed goats, pat a sheep, admire some rabbits, a small, white-faced calf, and a donkey, slurp a maple creamee (Vermont's version of soft-serve), and sit on two tractors (one defunct antique, one modern and working). Amazing how little boys are drawn to large machinery at such a young age, as if they were born knowing how to make that "vroom vroom" sound.
Under the child's feet
as he runs for the tractor,
tiny pink flowers.
Under the child's feet
as he runs for the tractor,
tiny pink flowers.
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