Poems, Stories & Reflections by MaryJane Nordgren
MaryJane writes here nearly every day: haiku and poetry drawn from the Pacific Northwest landscape, reflections on faith and human connection, and short pieces on the world as she finds it. There are no schedules or themes, just an Oregon writer paying close attention. Scroll through, linger on what catches you.
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of many greens
An original poem by MaryJane Nordgren awed when driving to the Pacific coast