Words on the Nature of Life
Tom TitusReports from the messy interface of nature and the human experience.
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Softening
Brittle. An onomatopoeia where the tongue gets to tap dance on the top of the mouth and conjures booted feet breaking ice-covered puddles. Brittle feels like a close neighbor of fragile, on the opposite side of town from supple, which speak...
Shadowed
I’m sitting on the porch in a quiet space between late autumn storms that have pummeled the Pacific coast with wind and rain from the southwest. This morning at the Johnny Gunter place, the breeze hits the ridge rising to my right and eddie...
Dissolution
It wasn’t much of a house. One of those places slapped together in the 1950’s by someone with very little money and access to castoff or cheap materials. Two bedrooms, a kitchen-dining area, and a living room paneled with tongue-and-groove ...
Titus Gravenstein
Two apple trees hunched like aging gnomes in the big side yard of my childhood home. Mom and Dad planted the pair of semi-dwarf saplings five decades ago. One is a Yellow Delicious with a scabby intermittent crop, as though it always resent...
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Author, biologist, forager, and food grower writing from the messy interface of nature and the human experience.
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