Enga mellom fjella: where from across the meadow, poems sing from mountains and molehills. |
"[A] lot of my absence was based on just going out to get life experience, becoming a man," Will Maxwell told AP. "In your twenties you are just a sketch of what you're trying to be." A good quote for the elders among us who should be coloring in Life's Drawing by now (whether staying in the lines or not is up to you ![]() We did not get the rain we need, in spite of the storms encircling us yesterday. The morning was warm, the afternoon chill. I had to go home for my coat. I really don't like crossing that bridge, shivering or not. ![]() ... And the water has risen. Snow-melt lifts trees and large limbs and hurtles them down-river. Not the safest of conditions for the ubiquitous kayakers bobbing at Brennan's Wave. Last night I returned across that bridge and arrived at Fact and Fiction to hear two poets, Gary Thompson and Tom Aslin. They both knew and studied with Richard Hugo [1926-1982] here in Montana, so it was especially nice to see Dick's widow Ripley Hugo there ![]() WDC Support: Got a message returning gps to me because someone had abused the review process. I truly hadn't noticed, but it is nice to know that the reviewers are being monitored. Still, I obviously need to promote these better ![]() "Snow Dragon" ![]() "At the homeless encampment" ![]() "Remains of a juvenile delinquent" ![]() Old coots that don't give two hoots watch in owl-silence while white quills of cotton, slick with moon-screen, hunt supermarkets. Excerpt from a newer edited poem found in my plog: "166.59* Quills of the owl" ![]() ![]() ![]() Montana: Calm, crisp, 51 degrees. 14,959 |