Noble Fir cradlethe ridge like bowed armor whisk forest floorsand hungry crows peck wounded tissue clean. Maples’ blistered limbs camouflage in chartreuse fur a canopy of browsto absorb the daily soak muddy the root. A Chestnut-backed chickadee forages and rests in these trees bereaved of energyshe survives in a blanket lineage, a windbreak. On rare […]
Susan Mason Scott
Susan Mason Scott taught GED mathematics for several years before returning to life on the road. In search of poetry and home, she has lived in several cities and villages throughout the world. She currently resides in Portland, Oregon. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Halfway Down the Stairs, Write Denver,and HeartWood Literary Magazine.