by molly@arcanacreative.ca | Feb 23, 2021 | Uncategorized
As a child my grandmother let my hair grow till it could be braided. My spirit and heart welcomed the long hair even though brushing would often be quite painstaking as a boy. Seeing kohkom’s long, beautiful black braided hair just like mine made me feel better about... 
by molly@arcanacreative.ca | Feb 22, 2021 | Uncategorized
i) The great horned owl underfeather you foundsuspended on brome teaches you about the nearimperceptibility of grief. About thinness.How light, hardly snared by down,filters through and changes just-soand so grief wears you, makesyou its slight shadow. ii) The great... 
by molly@arcanacreative.ca | Feb 22, 2021 | Uncategorized
Large flowers like western red lilies attract large pollinators. In mid-continent, one of the largest is the ruby-throated hummingbird, but like most hummers it prefers to access flowers from the side or bottom. It can’t dip its bill into a blossom that points... 
by molly@arcanacreative.ca | Feb 1, 2021 | Uncategorized
this grass, blue bouteloua gracilis knows to wait for the fullness of mid-summer rain ear to the ground my grandmother waits and listens: a sibilance a grunt the syntax of survival holds her ground, longing for the warm rumble of hooves, hot sigh of heavy muzzles,...
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