There’s a great many things changing
As the weather grows colder
In the PNW it grows wetter
With great stretching grey days
That seem to reach towards forever
Tag Archives: Seattle
Poem: From a Payphone at 4th and Pine
There’s a pay phone on the corner
Of fourth and pine that I used to call
You collect from on days when I was
Wandering this city alone and thinking
Of you in a red sundress all laughter
Poem: The Ending of August
In other places summer still burns
Strongly in the heart of August
Not here in the Pacific Northwest
Instead of the dog days the cool
Winds of fall have begun their creep
Poem: Amazon and the City Jungle
The streets are filled
Brimming with boxes
Tents and other trappings
Of individuals striving
To live in the Amazon
Photography: Volunteer Park in Seattle, WA
Photography: Volunteer Park in Seattle, WA
Photography: Capitol Hill in Seattle, WA
Photography: Capitol Hill in Seattle, WA
Photography: Spring at University of Washington
Spring Blooms and Architecture at the University of Washington
Photography: Spring Colors in the PNW
Some colorful blooms to celebrate the oncoming of spring.
Photography: Running the Night
Running the Night Photo
Photography: Seattle at Night
Seattle at Night