Tara Wohlberg

writer   poet   educator







rainforest

gnaw of rain so
plain and constant
heave and sigh
under the forests'
soaked cedar awning

dreary darkness tethered
by tufted moss
to fluted red bark

ridged in mist
midwinter's weight
opaque, buried alive
earth hibernates




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