Haustorial

Dave BontaAnxious

The sound of porcupine teeth in the oak’s crown, as lethal as mistletoe.

Ahead of me on the path, the tracks of three deer braiding and unbraiding.

I reach inside my coat and find a twig. It’s happening sooner than I thought.

Dave Bonta

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