#2055 (#293)

in and out the sea

for all the summer long

scungies always on

#2054

the car tide turned in

six months i felt lost, not norm,

most moticeable

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From words on page 6 of The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin (Gollancz, 1969/2018 [Kindle Edition]).

#2053 (#292)

whether hot or cold

when tired there is just one thing

yin yeung for the win

#2052 (#291)

eating lutefisk

and i’m so very unsure

how it makes me feel

#2051 (#290)

the crotchet-mongers

with one-note repetition

bellowing always

#2050 (#289)

in this day and age

it pays to be frog-hearted

to block out the world

#2049 (#288)

in the gallery

sat before a masterpiece

drawing my pochades