Up-close photograph of a red trillium flower. Three crimson petals and three paler green sepals surround prominent central stamens and anthers. The large leaf-like bracts surround the flower.

Drooping yellow flowers of large-flowered bellwort grow in the woods.

Up-close photograph of the brownish maroon flower of Canadian wild ginger, growing flush with the leaf litter on the forest floor.

Photograph of a flowering stalk of early blue cohosh. Three somewhat burgundy-colored flowers grow from the central stalk.

Spring ephemerals today along the Erie Canal.
1. Red trillium.
2. Large-flowered bellwort.
3. Canadian wild ginger.
4. Early blue cohosh.

This. Would. Be. Epic.

You've never seen human anatomy like this before.

Using a particle accelerator, the Human Organ Atlas is producing 3D scans of our organs in unprecedented detail! You can look through different layers of tissue and even zoom in on the cells for the heart, lungs, eyes, kidneys, and more.

Comic illustrations of alligators over black holes, with planets or sun around them.

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Happy anniversary!!!

Pendulum, by Sherry CD-ROM track by Sherry CD-ROM

holy Shit guys

we are unbelievably proud of this track and i cannot believe it's actually out

Thank you, Lee! I have loved @stonecirclereview.bsky.social and @moistpoetryjournal.bsky.social for some time. Was glad to see this prompt from you there. It’s still so cool to me how this community works together. I’m glad you enjoyed the poem.

Thank you, Han.

Thank you!!! There is so much good work to be made from the prompts you share. Thank you for giving that to the community.

All four of my bronze age fantasy axes~
I am very, very happy with how these turned out.
If you, too, would like a fantasy weapon, I can draw one for you! They are a flat cost of $50.

Made good on my effort to try this one. Went an unexpected direction. Apparently my life is a rupture.

Happy with this as my poem to #PoetryMonth today, though.

Asteroid City is one of my favorite movies. Especially of Anderson’s. What a great prompt. Looking forward to giving this a try.

The tone and the tension in this are just so good!

The Layman Sometimes I take quiet walks That last for several years. Never home again, I have been known To pass the old house on occasion. Today, I stand far from it Healing where a tree has broken Through a tender rib of sky. Scenes rush on; graduate us . . . One day I may feel as large As whatever it is I am up to. But in all likelihood, I will die this way: Not quite bright enough.

this Allan Horing poem, my god

This is the best summary.

We all need good dreams sometimes. Here’s one for #smallpoemsunday.

We all need good dreams sometimes. Here’s one for #smallpoemsunday.

Asheville, North Carolina lemon, rosemary, wild onion, and underneath it all is the vague scent of horse dung and love's frustrations.

#smallpoemsunday always gives me the opportunity to take the razor to poems that need it.

Cc @tomsnarsky.bsky.social

Or Cape Marguerite or any of about half a dozen other names. But yes. ☺️

Photo of some Cape Marguerite flowers. Dark purple and yellow centers with white petals that have purple tips.

In case you need a reminder that beautiful and wonderful things still exist right now.

If you need a poem for this moment…

I am again pointing my finger at this brief and beautiful page.

Thinking about this one again today.

Totally understandable.

Welcome to today.

If you need a poem for this moment…

I am again pointing my finger at this brief and beautiful page.

Thinking about this one again today.

Photo of some Cape Marguerite flowers. Dark purple and yellow centers with white petals that have purple tips.

In case you need a reminder that beautiful and wonderful things still exist right now.

Who’s to doom, when the judge himself is dragged to the bar?

Reread an unpublished story of mine from a decade ago I’ve been meaning to revise and send out.

hoo… yeah… sure…

There Were No Signs™️.