At the junction of the trail, fitness, self-awareness, exploration, and nature point to life [re]discovered.
Ocean tongue tastes shore;
Sips cafe latte granules;
Licks sea-foam mustache.
Pelican soars low,
belly reflecting current.
Toes raise; orange skis.
Three Signs
Wildlife Management.
Conservation Commission.
Hunting in Progress.
Poems by Carol Fullerton-Samsel
Photo by StockSnap of Pixabay
Carol Fullerton-Samsel is a nearly-native Floridian who lives with her husband of 25 years and three rescue animals. She is a [mostly] vegan, alcohol-free, [relatively] caffeine-free, Buddhist writer and day-hiker. Her novel, The Clones of Langston, was a Reader’s Favorite medalist and a New Century Writer Awards finalist. It tells the story of cloned workers who are abandoned to form their own society. As the facility housing them erodes, they discover a challenging new world—our own. View more posts
