Ingrid Bruck is a poet/storyteller/retired library director. She loves Japanese short forms. Her work has appeared in Howl of Sorrow: A Collection of Poems Inspired by Hurricane Sandy, Topography and Panoplyzine. She is a member of The International Women's Writing Guild and a charter member of The Avocado Sisterhood.
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__ Nicely seen Ingrid. The Sun-laser as it reads the limb's shadow code; nature, then, as it imitates technology… not technology imitating nature. Smiles. _m
leaves fallen
in every tree at least
one nest
__ Nicely seen Ingrid. The Sun-laser as it reads the limb's shadow code; nature, then, as it imitates technology… not technology imitating nature. Smiles. _m
laser light
reads this roadway code
limb shadows