Author Archives: Mary Beth Frezon

The view above, Friday edition

On my way home today, I stopped twice to take photos of the sky because, well, if I tried to portray a sky that looked like that people would think ‘hmmm that’s too stylized. No clouds would ever look that way…’ Continue reading →

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Day 3, Part 2 NaPoWriMo Haiku

e-filing taxes •
casting electronic spells •
now an April rite. Continue reading →

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Day Three, NaPoWriMo

Turn chair thrice sun-wise •
Wave o’er with dragon eyes Continue reading →

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Day Two, Part Two: NaPoWriMo Haiku

The curbside flowers, •
today’s random act of grief, •
leave behind no stone. Continue reading →

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Day Two, NaPoWriMo

so yearly the arrival of flowers •
red white and blue with their matching ribbon •
was a mystery to my schoolgirl self. Continue reading →

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