JENNIFER DUFFIELD WHITE is neither a flower child nor a wild child, merely a hybrid of the two. When she's not playing outside in wild places, she writes. Despite her love of the Adirondacks, she now lives in Montana and is working on an MFA in fiction. You can find her writing in publications such as Adirondack Life and Women's Adventure, as well as obscure horticulture magazines and the occasional literary journal. She is an associate poetry editor for The Nervous Breakdown.
Love Song for Budding Colors and Bloody Paws
Spring (and the author) get sexy in the season of undifferentiated love. Meanwhile, the dogs turn primal, and raindrops become the heartbeat of a naked man.