Below crimson webs push into the smeared
blue curling, an open mouth filled with traveling
earth, an arm of water whipping its roots.
photo credit: Advanced Land Observing Satellite
Poetry and Fractal Patterns
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Writer, arts educator (works at Wexner Center for the Arts), creator of PAGES: An Arts, Literacy, & Writing Program. Wife, mom, creative girl living with three boys, one guy, and a journal. Here is where my words and wonder often collide, and how I live and write life creative. Thanks for stopping by.
Dionne
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Reblogged this on TreeMagazine – For People who CARE! and commented:
It looks like a tree! :-)