From home, most evenings, fog veiled
my view, but I knew
        you hadn’t left me.

The natural landscape of Tangible Terrain is 1960s northern California when rural lands were consumed by houses, streets, schools and the families living and working in those spaces. The internal landscape is that of a girl who seeks comfort in dry grassy hills, eucalyptus groves, a frog swamp, an open field and nearby Richardson Bay, as a counterbalance to ominous words unspoken inside her childhood home.