When I think of us I think of trees
Grounded and rooted and reaching
Up into the Unknown to know
We live in the present but still dream
Green and vibrant and feathered
Of a home crafted of our woods intermingled
Cork and Beech and Birch, perhaps
The striation and silk, strain and surrender
Of our concord, a fertile parasol above
Beneath which we can bear the splendor of love, unshaded
In late equinox precipitate
Our mingled bulk invents the weir
To crib the imminent snow and the successive
Freshets of sapling season.
Moon Bodies 