spring forth
pushing aside that which is past
scattered light glistens through
watery ice, so nice, to see
grape hyacinth reach for the
brightness of spring
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- Snapshot out the Window during a Windstorm
- The Look
- A Day at Work
- Listening to a Nobel Laureate Speak about Particle...
- A Rock, Paper, Scissors poem
- Cured of Corn Syrup and Junk Food
- Layers
- Wash It Away
- 4/20
- Signs of Easter
- Lonely Stars, Seeking Souls
- Nobel Laureate Refuses to Memorize Periodic Table
- Friday night
- Spring is Tenacious
- The Cruelty of Springtime
- Memorizing a Poem
- Bluebird in Spring
- The Evidence is In
- The Perfect Spoon
- Driving to the Airport
- Chinese Take-out
- He's 25
- Homage to Vasko Popa
- Ensconced in Glenwood Springs
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Books Recently Read
- My books can be found at www.goodreads.com
- Never Let Me Go: One of the strangest page turners I have ever read. Not sure if I could recommend it, though.
- Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: On eating locally, and from your own garden. Food for thought!
- Slouching Towards Bethlehem: Appropriate reading while listening to audio clips from Mayor Richard Daley on how he's going to keep the peace during the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
- The Razor's Edge: A character for everyone to relate to. A must read.
- Snow: Only finished half of this story of a somewhat nutty Turkish poet in a land torn apart between secularism and Islam.
- The Things They Carried: A 43 year old journalist reflects on his experiences in war. A good book worth reading.
- Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress: A delightful, quick read. HIghly recommend it.
- Le Cle dans La Porte: The French got quite a bit harder and I'm still working on this one! Zut, alors!
- The Audacity of Hope: After reading this, I am even more impressed with Barack.
- Dreams of my Russian Summers - Awesome book
1 comment:
Yes, Spring here, too. Snowing, then sunny, then graupel, then rain, then.... The sky is filled with expectation, and your poem says the ground is, too. Thanks.
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