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January 5

January 5th, 2011 No Comments

Sunshine and cold wind; laurel branches lift and fall; new buds swollen, tight.

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January 3

January 3rd, 2011 1 Comment

Drizzle-drops hang like baubles in the locust tree; geranium droops.

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January 2

January 2nd, 2011 No Comments

Freighter sounds its horn; small bird hiding in the laurels scolds: tsk, tsk, tsk.

Tags: American sentence · aros · January

January 1

January 1st, 2011 No Comments

Frost rims red roof tiles. Crows raise a ruckus as red sun rises through fog.

Tags: American sentence · aros

2009 Poets and Writers Picnic

July 11th, 2009 No Comments

Here is the information about the 2009 Poets and Writers Picnic in Mountainair. I will be one of the readers at the picnic, and a participant in the Sunflower Poetry Writing Workshop. Everyone is welcome, so come on down!

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Let a Boat Rest Here

May 8th, 2009 No Comments

This animal is temporarily off-exhibit.

Tags: choka · Read Write Poem · sunset

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From Hays Travelogue
- The Land Walls of Constantinople
  Dear Family and Friends, We spent Sunday studying military architecture with FARIT (Friends of the American Research Institute in Turkey. Part of Constantinople’s defense from Byzantine times until the Turks conquered the city in 1453 depended upon 6.5 kilometers of walls that ran from the Marmara Sea to the Golden Horn. Despite invasions, earthquakes, and [ […]
The Discourse
- fiona robyn: lovely.
- Hildred: Oh yes, – just the same as it is here, – I dream of less fog, fewer crows.
- Steven Cain: Been enjoying your small stones. Great work.
- Clint: I love 2 & 3. Both are extremely evocative. #2 evokes a journey that somehow is slow and plodding while #3...
- Kelly: Such vivid language. I can see and hear this clearly.
A Handful of Stones

A Handful of Stones

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