Sarah's Friend Comments

Thanks for the friends request, Sarah. Looking forward to sharing books with you.

Hi S. Thank you for being my friend.

OK, Sarah, I've got my Moby pic up and ready for sail come late October (note look of fear and loathing).

So far she's been clever enough to stay away from it. It is a bane of a word. It kills entire sentences.

I've been loving your selections for the PotD, btw.

Hi S.,

thank you for being a friend.

Mia

Thank you Jane.
You are so lovely.
Cheers.
Slim.

Thank you for adding me as a friend.:)

Thanks so much, Tom. Nice of you to say so.

Loved your poem "from train 21," posted on your blog, Sarah. The seemingly contradictory tone / pace of headlong rush and reflection is quite effective.

It also makes me think of Pound's "In a Station of the Meto" -- The apparition of these faces in the crowd; / Petals on a wet black bough.

Hi Sarah,...

Salut S! Good to see you here and be GR buds!

-shanti *t

Just wanted to stop in and wish you the best of the holiday season! Merry Christmas!-Noran
Hammond,IN :)

Hi Brooklyn,
I recommend "The Bell" above all. Thanks for asking. I would like to read it again. I also loved "The Sea, The Sea." "A Word Child" would be third in line.... maybe tied with "The Sacred and Profane Love Machine."
sarah

love the addition of the stephen wright quote: he's some kind of low-key genius, no?