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Tag Archives: poem
Poetry for the People
Because I enjoy poetic prose and well-executed poems, I subscribe to “Poetry” magazine. Each issue contains about thirty poems and the back section includes three literary commentaries. I usually read all the poems. I don’t know what to make of … Continue reading
Posted in Short Takes on Life
Tagged Alien vs. Predator, Jack Gilbert, literary snobs, Mary Oliver, Michael Robbins, Miller Williams, poem, poet, poetry, Poetry magazine
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Breathing Deeply
I think the hummingbirds left for Mexico last week. I filled the feeder anyway, just in case. The cat next door is getting fat. Because her owners slept in and she thinks she’s missing breakfast, I gave her a few … Continue reading
Posted in Short Takes on Life
Tagged autumn, cold, Galveston, humid, hummingbirds, poem, poetry, snow, swim with dolphins, Texas, warm, Yucatan
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A Bookmark
Seasons change and so do people and the circumstances we live. Some things are conscious choices but most changes “just happen.” It’s how we deal with them that makes all the difference. This month I stand at a crossroads. It … Continue reading
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