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Above the spruce, pitched wings work the air like the agitator of a washing machine. Raven lands heavy and the falling branch of an old poplar clatters down lik...
Above the spruce, pitched wings work the air like the agitator of a washing machine. Raven lands heavy and the falling branch of an old poplar clatters down lik...
Today I saw a swather laying down a heavy windrow of barley and felt the old pull of harvest. Memories of dust hanging in windless air, the smell of chaff and b...
Read Gary Snyder’s Three Worlds, Three Realms, Six Roads, for inspiration, for the music, for a lark. Consider chipping sparrows, wonder to fall like one....
I can light a Red Bird match on the back of this netbook, hold it to the Monte Cristo in my teeth while reading Bronwen Wallace’s poetry, sit semi-clothed...