Monthly Archives: September 2017

September 21, 2017: New day

Rust red is the bridge Fresh are possibilities In the morning light

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September 20, 2017: To boycott campus next week?

Protest with your feet Civil disobedience Is also free speech

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September 19, 2017: The best chocolate I’ve ever tried/afternoon pick-me-up

It starts out bitter But sharpens and satiates, Finishes creamy.

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September 18, 2017: Farewell to Chris Tennant

You love ice and snow But your kindness kept us warm Kindled our science.

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September 14, 2017: On the run home during the alt-right event

While choppers hover, I search for humanity In eye contact, smiles

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September 13, 2017: Dinner with work-friends

Intermittent streams Non intermittent friendships Flowing through this life

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September 12, 2017: We dread what comes

Lightning cracks the sky The air stitched with thick tension Looming “free speech” week.

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September 11, 2017: Red

While I contemplate Drought, a hummingbird flashes Red throat through the glass.

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September 8, 2017: Lab tour

Dispelling the gloom, Sudden light reveals a flume, Its bulk fills the room.

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September 7, 2017: Summary of draft manuscript for JGR-Biogeosciences

To survive summer, Salmon require groundwater Flowing into pools

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