a parking lot a maple stump blooms in the far corner —George Carvalho
George, a very fine reminder that all things have purpose; life surges on. Tnx, _M green sprigs surge above the lost birds wait
Lovely image, George! I can almost feel the maple sap and smell the new green leaves. Though why the double article? Might simply "parking lot" be a better first line? ~Megan maple sap this novel's pages smell alive
parking lot weeds between the cracks yesterday
fading kudzu along least travelled path extends far in the distance
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George, a very fine reminder that all things have purpose; life surges on. Tnx, _M
green sprigs
surge above the lost
birds wait
Lovely image, George! I can almost feel the maple sap and smell the new green leaves.
Though why the double article? Might simply "parking lot" be a better first line?
~Megan
maple sap
this novel's pages
smell alive
parking lot
weeds between the cracks
yesterday
fading kudzu
along least travelled path
extends far in the distance