see the little insects with their little wings
hiding on the underside of the leaf
shelter from the rain and sun
each day they multiply, never seem to fly away
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Poetry, Poetics, & the Writing Life ... "Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
about this poet
- huskypoet
- Spokane, Washington, United States
- lover of the outdoors with a Husky dog named Emerson, freelance writer, college instructor, writer in residence
coffee break
inspiration
on the nightstand
- Winter, by Rick Bass
- The Middleman and Other Stories, by Bharati Mukherjee
- Good Poems, by Garrison Keillor
- The New Yorker (latest issue)
musical poetry
blog archive
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May
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- inspiration for a cover page
- fascinating!
- Feeling like Annie Dillard
- see the little insects with their little wingshidi...
- Emerson's husky hair, soft as cotton when his unde...
- that collective 15% Midwest is from North Dakota
- Rib Space
- cool
- Thesis is done!
- Even Emerson is happy!
- Thesis Book List (final version)
- raining again today
- almost finished
- Open Books
- slow-motion
- parody
- bad poem
- Nonfiction Book of the Week
- MFA choices
- Franz Wright is coming to Seattle
- Franz Wright, winner of the Second Annual Denise L...
- Bloomsday 2005
- clothesline: Sunday, May 1 @ 8:30 am
- our view from the starting area
- the look of a first-time Bloomie!
- going up Cemetery Hill
- entering Spokane
- approaching Doomsday Hill
- finish line
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"When I'm writing, I know I'm doing the thing I was born to do." - Anne Sexton
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