Add These to the List of What Sparks Joy —After "Love What Comes" by James Crews The clumsy flutter of red admirals in summer, orange half-moons on the shell of a box turtle, sunflower-yellow bee bread and pollen baskets, emerald-green ribbons in a bluebird’s beak, grains of salt in a watercolor wash, sea spray, gull smudge and indigo waves, the sudden hush between us— watching a rabbit in the violets at dusk, the surprise of a rainbow found in a poem.
a quick note & invitation
Many of you in this community are already familiar with the work of James Crews, a gifted and generous poet, whose words continuously keep us afloat. For those of you who have not read any of his poetry, I invite you to explore a beautiful sampling here.
You can also connect with James here on Substack via his newsletter, Poetry Is Life.
I did not know the work of James Crews. Thank you for the introduction. I loved what I read!
And it sparks genuine joy in me when I read a lovely new poem like this one from MK Creel, my favorite poet.