Marías at SampaguitasAug 4, 20201 minPoetry by Khalisa Raeshe said she only picks the half-grown ones a fig and lemon tree nursed past the delicate stages, a bonsai or begonia watered in a nursery
Marías at SampaguitasJul 31, 20201 minPoetry by Christine FojasDoorways open in the gradient hour when light’s long fingers bend and the encantos slip from one realm to another dancing in the shadows
Marías at SampaguitasJul 31, 20201 minPoetry by Maria S. Piconethe first time she falls, you are there to catch her the second time, plants and tender keepsakes break the fall
Marías at SampaguitasJul 31, 20202 minPoetry by Seán Griffinconsider the marigold whose ripple petals & slight sweet scent repels pests seeking to feast on the cucumbers, melons, asters sharing soil.