Riga Mountain trail,
our last hike before the blizzard.
The hawk we spooked
is perched across the pond—
a scent of snow
hangs heavy in the air.
The rabbit’s eye is big
and berry-bright,
lucid as a black marble.
He looks untouched
except his skull—
an open, red
pomegranate.
No clotting yet.
About Martha Webster
Martha Webster's poetry has appeared in Collagist, Cortland Review, Glass, Laurel Review, Prairie Schooner, Provincetown Arts Magazine, and Seneca Review, among other journals. Martha is a nurse and lives in Redondo Beach CA.