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The Quiet Dandelion
This week’s theme is Silence. Continue reading
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Why the neighbors might think I’m weird
I watched myself this morning. It was raining, so I had this big bump on my chest — where the camera hides under my jacket on wet days. Stopped to chat with a crow that flew into a small tree and tipped its head at me. In the park, when I bent down to pick… Continue reading
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Winter Reading
Yes, I know I’ve posted this before; I’m posting it again because it’s today’s featured photo at New West Network! It’s also one of my favorites. Have some time on your hands? I recommend the Carnival of the Feminists V, at scribblingwoman ~ this should keep you well occupied for quite awhile. Then, for an… Continue reading
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Reading for a Cold Afternoon
A review of Erin Noteboom’s Seal up the Thunder, at prairiefire. Not as good as reading the book, which is a marvelous gift, but still: Petition, dramatic monologue, Psalm, sonnet, call and response, riddle, gloss, free verse, and benediction–Erin Noteboom plunders biblical and modern lyrical styles for this original, joyous book. By turns mournful, oracular,… Continue reading
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Snapshot 23 November 02005
Night Fog As the air becomes visible all that we think of as real blurs and fades, recedes into greyness. There is only this moment, one step in any direction. Frost delicate and cold on every branch and leaf — deathly ornament. Morning brings a thin and stingy snowsifting the fog away. Three crows fly… Continue reading
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