"The Low North Courier
Droppings—green, chalked.
Goose duty for a morgen’s sward
of plush grass grazed
before arrowing on south.
Logs, bundles, tumble.
Unfastening into the brack water,
where salt meets sweet
and clay slip-silts its cycle.
Deposits dissolve.
Phosphates prosper, mineral milk spills
scud the puddles,
exchange with counterfeit clouds.
Soft compost, still strives
Though the third tide seeps, tithes due;
skewing skyward
with each plunge-suck of my boot.
Droppings—in suspension.
Solute seeds yearn to disperse
over the dyke,
boot-boosted to drier muds."
--Dr. Alice Twemlow via
"The night was cold and dark.
'Listen to the wind howling in the trees,' said Frog. 'What a fine time for a ghost story.
Toad moved deeper into his chair."
--@frogandtoadbot.bsky.social
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