Poems on the topic: twig

Poems on the topic “twig” on Poets.by.

ContemplativeDave Bonta

March

A four-pronged twig tumbled by wind has left the oddest tracks in the snow, no two alike. The fox, by contrast, has walked more than a mile in her own, earlier footprints, leaving a single set of blurred tracks with toes pointing in both directions.
AnxiousDave Bonta

Haustorial

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.

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