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Top Posts & Pages
- Meteor Shower by Clint Smith
- A poem for autumn, A Vagabond's Song by Bliss Carman 1861-1929
- Reading the Birds from Leaping by Brian Doyle
- A Stable Lamp is Lighted by Richard Wilbur 1921-2017
- In Memory of Shane MacGowan, d. November, 2023
- Review of Babylon in Friends Journal
- Wallace Stegner on topophilia (love of place)
- Robert Frost and Wendell Berry
- Pumpkin Pie by John Greenleaf Whittier 1807-1892
- A Storm in April by Richard Wilbur
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Everything is really interesting and informative Jeff, not just this post but them all.. Admittedly I do not look at this blog often (maybe every two weeks or so, time…there is never enough of it), But I enjoy them all eventually….
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