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Category Archives: James Schuyler
Crocus
Then the moon goes crocus. – James Schuyler (from Crocus Night, in Collected Poems) When I took this picture yesterday (on an exceedingly warm and sunny day for February), I was reminded of this James Schuyler poem.
Posted in Flowers, James Schuyler, Life, Literature, Poetry, Stellar poetry
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