No action is erased from the earth
but most are written over, covered in the old
bodies of our sweethearts, flooded
when the ice melts, grown again in
a carpet of winter aconite, alive this
warm February day
with hundreds I mean hundreds of bees.
Kite Caroline Marsh is a writer and artist interested in nutrient cycling and migrations. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Taco Bell Quarterly, Plott Hound, Source Magazine: Thinking About Photography, and McSweeney’s Internet Tendency.