Postcard face featuring a pencil and marker drawing of a lit candle in front of a window, through which a crescent moon can be seen

Along the open grass

Postcard verso:

Along the open grass
with two eyes I see
Everything I want,
Everything I could be.
The smog flies in the
air, clouding the
breeze. The open grass
is dying but it’s waiting
on me. The trees blow
and whistle, in the winter
breeze. I wish it did
something, to calm all
my anxieties. on the needle’s
edge, is how the grass makes me
feel. The sun’s bright light is the
only thing that’s real. The
always tell me, it’s your divine
plan. Yet I can’t remove myself
from his hands. Along the open grass,
with 2 eyes I see, Everything I
want, everything I can’t be.

color postcard featuring a crayon and pencil drawing of two people talking. Person one says "I'm nobody who are you?", and person two replies, "I'm nobody. That means we are a pair"

to Emily Dickinson From Richard

Postcard verso:

To Emily Dickinson From Richard
I liked the poem
I’m Nobody who are you?
It was GREAT!

Postcard face on which an image of several trees has been painted in watercolor

as I step into the woods

Postcard verso:

“as I step in the woods”
The trees line up to greet me
The green leaves form a comforting blanket
The smell of pine at the tip of my nose
The rocky ground holds me
the wind blows a kiss
all is well,
I am at peace

– Hannah Zanghi