Posted on 29 August 2018
by J.S. Graustein
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Coyote hunts the streets like a stray dog, her claws clicking along the asphalt. Among the urban diaspora, her lean shanks and rusty coat look primordial or alien. Her teeth flash among headlights like slashes of white paint on a dark canvas and her… Continue Reading “Between April and May”
Posted on 21 June 2018
by J.S. Graustein
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The coyotes are crying tonight. From across the creek Their wild howls Rise in the trees, Drift over rooftops Through open windows. Not far from our lawns and driveways Lies an ancient world, Of drought, hunger, fire and flood. Of open range and primal… Continue Reading “Coyotes”
Category: SolsticeSeriesTags: coyote, Eileen Curran-Kondrad, habitat, human encroachment, nature, poem, Poetry, reclamation, solstice, SolsticeSeries, wild