Dip into the spoon of an oak
Dip into the spoon of an oak
where emerald air steeps an inward morning
and you read the covering of leaves as home
—Bethany Rohde
Says Bethany, “I was inspired by How to Write a Form Poem, and decided to craft a freeform found poem. My source material is three articles at Emily D. Tea Traveler. I made minor [grammatical] alterations to three of the words. The three sources are…
Your Emily D.
Making the Perfect Cup of Tea
Re-Covering Time
Bethany Rohde's work has appeared at Tweetspeak Poetry, Mothers Always Write, Dwelling Literary, and Every Day Poems. Her favorite teas are a tie between The Butchard Garden's Teaberry and her comfort-companion Bigelow Constant Comment. Bethany's favorite Emily Dickinson poem is, "Tell all the truth but tell it slant," though her favorite idiom is in "A narrow fellow in the grass."
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- DIP INTO THE SPOON OF AN OAK - 06/17/2021
