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Tag: Moon
Tonight’s Sun and Moon*
What a day, I’ll tell ya… It’s wildfire season again (of course) and Alaska currently has over 250,000 acres burning. ….It sure makes for pretty photos though. I did not use any filters or manipulate these photos at all. Just taken with my real… Continue Reading “Tonight’s Sun and Moon*”
Moonlight Kisses
moonlight kisses your shoulderand all my dreams are realizedin one gentle sigha breathe of exhalethe shadow of a smilememories and fantasies like a webmy fingers stroke your cheekas you turn into my armsand love blooms again tara caribou | ©2021
The Moon Brings Hope
My heart aches.I long for that spark,that touch of understanding.My face is a grimace;My hands lift.My fingertips tremble.I look to the east:hope rises with the moonand sets with the waking sun.Morning rests upon my face, butall I crave is the night and the promise… Continue Reading “The Moon Brings Hope”
Moons on a Monday… and a Little More Photography
I hope you don’t mind me sharing a few more photos. I’ve been spending quite a bit of time staring outside and walking around because I fear winter is coming to an end and I’m getting a little sad about that. I swear it… Continue Reading “Moons on a Monday… and a Little More Photography”
Seen One Evening in the Cold of Winter When Out on a Soulwalk
arctic fox lifts a paw, slides silently forth, starts, pauses, darts forward and claims a lusty prize for her children three, turns and dashes off, tail low, mouth full, hurriedly growls and grunts heard from atop the carcass of an old moose, wolverine twists… Continue Reading “Seen One Evening in the Cold of Winter When Out on a Soulwalk”
December Nature Photography
Wait up, hold up, it’s 20 of my favorite photos I took in December. I hope you enjoy. Super high tide. Foamy. At a rest stop in the mountains. I love the snow. More please. I like the seaweed in the crash. Almost a… Continue Reading “December Nature Photography”
The Mountain Queen
You are the Mountain Queen. For as long as you can remember, you’ve watched the village far below you. Each night, the forge fire burns and the smith’s hammer can be heard all around you. Since the snow melted, the hammer has been silent… Continue Reading “The Mountain Queen”
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