A loving caress
in no time at all becomes
a smothering choke.
by Scooj
http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/30DaysWildInfo
A loving caress
in no time at all becomes
a smothering choke.
by Scooj
http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/30DaysWildInfo
Fresh grown sun-drenched leaves
disguise needle sharp meat hooks
catching on my hands.
by Scooj
http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/30DaysWildInfo
This is the home of
the ‘special relationship’,
it all began here.
by Scooj
At the water’s edge
in small clumps of green and gold
waving at the sun.
by Scooj
http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/30DaysWildInfo
A swan and angler
exchanging lazy gazes;
close but not too close.
by Scooj
Momentary friend,
a wild beast in my kitchen
now released outside.
by Scooj
Living flotilla
not yet festooned with flowers,
I will return soon
by Scooj
I have signed up to the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild campaign, which began on the 1 June, so I have a little catching up to do. The campaign (http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/30DaysWildInfo) encourages a deliberate contact with wildlife everyday for the month of June, and to share your experience with others. I will do mine here.
Discarded fast-food;
a gull, impatient, gorges.
Speared from the inside.
by Scooj
I saw this unfortunate gull today at the Harbourside in Bristol. It left me feeling conflicted. Gulls are a bit of a nuisance and will raid the bins to satisfy their opportunistic lifestyle, and in doing so often litter the surroundings. However, this is not a nice predicament, and I am left wondering if things will turn out ok.
Do we see something
of ourselves, our ancestry
in fluffy lemurs?
by Scooj
So the die is cast
not Dave, not Ed, not Nige, no!
Natalie for me
by Scooj