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Poetry  – 

Inceptisol

Ali Hintz

Inceptisols are the most common soils in the Appalachians

 

that old feeling that brand-new sky-blue feeling— that feeling of the first green bud on a tulip poplar tree— mere tens of thousands of years piled into one sharp layer on top of the gray that hasn’t had time to get color. . . .


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