Monthly Archives: October 2017

Sentry Smilodon Tries to mask its extinction With aureate garb

Winter rolls ashore On billowing clouds of fog Chill pierces my coat

Momentous, fleeting, The titan arum unfolds. Arise from your sleep.       Also called the corpse flower, the titan arum blooms only once every 7-10 years, with a flower that lasts for only a few fleeting days.

Office an oven, I abscond and roll downhill, My cloak the Bay’s cool

Ripe corn in garden, A sunset like autumn leaves, Music. Thank you, world.

As blueberries wane, Bears turn to energy bars, Snap, crackle, pop treats! –Shoutout to the MAC Ecohydrology group. Thanks for a great field visit! Hope those bears leave you alone from now on!

The sun’s blood red eye Creates illusions of fire Through a sky of smoke

Weak orb pushes through A smokescreen of houses, trees Possessions now ash

Morning sun streams low It bathes the gardens in gold All else disappears