A literary and visual arts magazine concerned with Michigan’s natural environments and experiences outdoors.
half an aubade for december
BEE LB
all those 70 degree days were from inside, and now what? i don’t go, i don’t know. it’s warm inside, the sun is stretching
its muscles. in the morning i stretch with it, by noon i’m atrophied. and what of the early night?
it’s never belonged to me, i don’t check on it. maybe i should. maybe i should stretch all day. wait for the sun to touch
my paintings, then my ceiling, then my foor. maybe even hesitate toward the dining room, what a winter stretch
that would be. but why would i? the sun is for gracing the lake on the best of days, warming the trees that reach tallest,
thinning the ice without ever breaking. i, in my lonely litle container of rooms, have never offered
the winter sun a thing but a thought. and what worth is that?
BEE LB is an array of letters, bound to impulse; a writer creating delicate connections. They have called any number of places home; currently, a single yellow wall in Michigan. Their portfolio can be found at twinbrights.carrd.co and they can be found on Instagram @twinbrights.