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Each standing petal

In the ever-growing, ever-giving  green pearl butterfly buds  on leaves after the snow, in the rose burst through the night-line; the white-black frost-hold about to be painted bloom-bee yellow, in the hop-sing of the dawn birds — a morning wing wake-up pink melody prayer that filters through the forest,  sifts into sea bubbles, and rustles into a lullaby to be lifted from water wind, is the always-song. Gaze upon the milk-flower in the pebbles grown one, little one. Listen to thin blush drum of each standing petal.  LJ Ireton, 2025

It happens like this

I saw a seagull flying through the snow — a poem sounded,  soft bellied,  ready to land. C. LJ Ireton, 2025