Jupiter’s Hive

Written by: Adrienne Yeardye   after seven moons the council returned the Great Oak stepping forward   gently he asked Mystery why she did not settle   but I have kind wonders [...]

Written by: Adrienne Yeardye   eat with your left hand only   it wasn’t dark yet when she said that but the clouds were becoming mountains already heavy with shadow   I hoped [...]

Written by: Adrienne Yeardye   the director’s lean body filled the doorway (of my trailer)   my head pounded against morning   rise and shine Snowflake   hair and makeup [...]

Written by: Adrienne Yeardye   changeable blessed   bestowed upon a woman   to draw you near to become you to move you    

Written by: Adrienne Yeardye   Last Saturday at 4 pm   the wind pulled and swerved across three lanes of  traffic   she parked the car in the crook   behind a tree   she [...]

Written by: Adrienne Yeardye   your heart is open to the wilderness, the breath of the sky and brilliance of form   be yourself be free   sleep not in anger  for the world speak [...]