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Author: Jill Lange

Jill Lange has had a lifetime love affair with the natural world. She remains grateful for crayons--her first medium for expressing her interest in wild things. She makes time to visit her favorite wild places and continues to share her sense of wonder, more often painting with words.

stepping stones
in the river
the choices we make

 

 

(Under the Basho, November 2019)

 

Posted on 20 May 20222 May 2022Author Jill LangeCategories Issue 22.14 Comments on

monarch
out of nowhere–
and in the next breath
gone

 

Posted on 3 October 201926 September 2019Author Jill LangeCategories Issue 19.28 Comments on

late February
the last wisteria pod
drops its seed

 

Posted on 11 July 20187 July 2018Author Jill LangeCategories Issue 18.12 Comments on

lavender
even the old stems
fragrant

 

 

 

(Shiki Monthly Kukai, 3rd place, April 2008)

Posted on 28 September 201725 September 2017Author Jill LangeCategories Issue 17.26 Comments on

falling behind
the serious hikers
wild raspberries

Posted on 27 April 20165 April 2016Author Jill LangeCategories Issue 16.117 Comments on
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