The Swallowtail
James R. MartinThe Swallowtail borrows its name inspiration from The Raven on Substack, a publication by Patrick Mazza. I figured, why not name this after some sort of wildlife?
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American river
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my father taught me how
to cast my line
deep into
and how not to complete a sentence
he taught me
how to cut the belly of the...
klamath
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a river can wear the same damned
flannel shirt
for decades or more
a century even
it stinks that way
like rotting salmon...
Slate Creek
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They found no gold in Slate Creek, so there's no mercury. Memory Pool is a real imaginary place there, flanked and slanted sideways with ferns, dapple, a...
Coniunctio
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The hydrologist and the poet are standing beside the same river. They are just above Cowles somewhere, and it is the Pecos River in Northern New Mexico....
dreaming together (a song)
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i dreamed of you
i dreamed of you
it must have been morning
you were wearing
somebody else's face
in somebody else's place...
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Independent scholar in human ecology, ecological design and eco-philosophy. Editor of The R-Word. Resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA, Upper Rio Grande Bioregion
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