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Afterthought on Eliot

Posted on 3 April 2010 by

I first read T.S. Eliot as a precocious teenager already in college; I must have been thirteen or fourteen. I didn’t like his poetry, but it made a deep impression on me all the same. I remember writing at least … Continue reading →

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The holiness of beauty

Posted on 12 September 2009 by

Today is our neighborhood’s annual community yard sale, situated in the park that divides the main street into north and south (or, more precisely, northwest and southeast).  My husband went out around nine a.m. to get a cup of coffee … Continue reading →

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Earth Day

Posted on 22 April 2009 by

I had nothing profound to say about Earth Day, though it has been in my thoughts; one can only quote Mary Oliver so many times. *g* Then William Harryman gave me the perfect image, with a modicum of words: This … Continue reading →

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