zipped into a yurt olive branches and wisteria blossoms gold hoop earrings star-studded cabin broken boardwalk slats smokeless incense crashing into the ocean bluff first green buds of spring a herd of antelope rustling silk scarves big horn sheep safari yellowing around the edges onions and olivanders explorer snakes forest bathed in jewels perwinkle vinyl record orion’s kite fresh squeezed orange juice crown of pleasure box of tiny bells foraging for bumblebees licking postcard stamps soft teal sweatshirt rusty gears abandoned triple rainbow peeking through the clouds casting for biting fish cookies and cream sunset honey licked fingers traffic light bingo black mold, broken heart
Elizabeth Adan is a lifelong writer and artist with alliterative, lyrical poetry. A Pacific Northwest
native, find her soaking up as much inspiration and natural color as possible. Instagram or YouTube
@edgeofelizabeth or www.ElizabethAdan.com.
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