2911

turned wild
in our garden
her well-loved herbs

2910

late with fog
the sunrise colours
the eucalypt’s buds

2909

dust and drought
a boat almost afloat
points up river

2908

afternoon swirls
the gathering snow
leaves our prints

2907

school re-union
a remembered laugh
cracks the ice

2906

the colt’s first stand
changing directions
dawn colours the earth

2905

autumn leaves
the winds cornered
at the back fence

2904

before our jog
the Oaks stripped
by autumn winds

2903

in the bay tides
only the moon goes to
storm debris

2902

first light
pocked with the mist
train windows