poetry
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Much Sadness is but common sense
Read more: Much Sadness is but common sensea poem after the poetry of Emily Dickinson
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The Day of Books and Brooks – PrOjEcT Twenty-nine
Read more: The Day of Books and Brooks – PrOjEcT Twenty-nineOn the Day of Books and Brooks we’ll head down to the lowlands where water meanders toward meaningful flow,
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The Wild – PrOjEcT Twenty-eight
Read more: The Wild – PrOjEcT Twenty-eightOf raking, fall colors, wildfire and birds.
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For emergencies – PrOjEcT Twenty-seven
Read more: For emergencies – PrOjEcT Twenty-sevenFor emergencies, keep a spool of thread in a kitchen drawer
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Disc golf – PrOjEcT Twenty-six
Read more: Disc golf – PrOjEcT Twenty-sixI throw these discs mainly into weeds
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Enchantment
Read more: EnchantmentThere have been two main reasons I have found myself not wanting moments to end over my fifty-seven years: one based on fear, one based on enchantment.
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Plasticity – PrOjEcT Twenty-five
Read more: Plasticity – PrOjEcT Twenty-fiveWelcome to the World of Plastic Men
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Of Rhyme and Reason
Read more: Of Rhyme and ReasonA reflection on a truck, a vacation, memories, and the art and purpose of poetry.
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