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A good poet gifts the reader greater language with which to describe their world. I've been watching the evening skies all summer for the return of my two favorite visitors: bats and nighthawks. Tonight (while Noah Jones crooned Let It Be on the backyard speaker) the bats finally made their appearance, and I got to recall Ken's expressive lines,
"Above, cheeping brown bats flutter in
insect-dizzy circles..."
— Jun 21, 2023 08:24PM
"Above, cheeping brown bats flutter in
insect-dizzy circles..."
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Laura
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I prefer to be selective in my whens and wheres of reading poetry, saving the experience for the rare moments when I'm least likely to be needed or interrupted. Often, I like to pour a glass of wine and leisurely match the pace of my sipping to the pace of my reading, contentedly laying down the book when the glass is emptied.
— Jun 23, 2023 12:20PM
