Showing posts with label #EPA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #EPA. Show all posts

Friday, March 30, 2018

Pointillist II (Day 436)


Breathe hush wind beach fog 
Petal cup hand abundant kiss
Slice green point edge damp
Electric shiver ice steel frost
Marine slough clear shimmer curl 
Breath flow gurgle chime rocks
Bird floral bittersweet wing dust
Knowing warmth wait send tucked


(c) 2018, by Hannah Six

Image: Patterns of the superbloom 
at Carrizo Plain National Monument 
Bureau of Land Management/ Flickr

Thursday, March 1, 2018

Just a glimpse (Day 407)

Once a smooth 
emerald-velvet breast
—where silver lights 
played and twigs rattled, 
concrete crackled, 
and sometimes,
sweetness sang
—deserts now splinter 
into angry glass, newly 
mown sand transformed 
by a blast of blazing 
heat such as the world 
has seldom known.


(c) 2018, by Hannah Six

Image: Sand dunes in Rub' al Khali, Arabia's "empty quarter". 
Acquired by the Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission 
and Reflection Radiometeror ASTER, aboard 
NASA's Terra Earth-orbiting satellite.

Monday, November 20, 2017

Conscious Planet (Day 306)


raw and ugly   sawed blankly through 
the black green hillside of tumbledown 
trees presaging landslides to come   
slipping and slumming down on every 
gambler who packs his ivory-colored heart 
on the back of a public flirtation or 
a private-jet barter for a smallish blue planet 
careening through emptiness without 
a driver   its liquid center sloshing and 
splashing like a fringe-festival flask in 
the governor’s pocket   tender and aquatic   
fragile and pliant   she will rise to her full 
height one day and exact her molten revenge



(c) 2017, by Hannah Six

Image: Jim D Griggs, US Geological Survey 

Thursday, November 2, 2017

Secret Roads (Day 288)

Trickling valleys slide
toward the water, dark 
as cedars standing 
sentinel, concealing 
secret roads 
and urgent passageways, 
branches 
calming the nervous, 
fog-brightened night.
Here, joy turns 
to wonder, grief 
to contemplation. 
New growth, a tender 
haze of green, emerges
before the forest’s 
detached gaze, 
in stillness,
ancient consolations.


(c) 2017, by Hannah Six

Image: StockSnap