Oh, thank you. As I was telling Naomi, I find book spine poetry addictive, and I actually think it makes me a better poet when I attempt to write my own poems.
Did you? I not only have not started the volume yet, I haven’t ever read anything by Rick Bass, I’m pretty sure. I can’t wait to dip in and discover his writing, these stories look luscious.
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This is a beautiful poem! (I’m sorry to hear about your brother.)
Oh, thank you. As I was telling Naomi, I find book spine poetry addictive, and I actually think it makes me a better poet when I attempt to write my own poems.
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Naomi I LOVE these. Writing these is addictive isn’t it?
It’s fun!
I love this! I will have to have a look around and see what I can come up with. 🙂
I saw this on your Facebook page, Val. I love it SO much.
Thanks Deepika!
Love it! A beautiful poem, and so clever. BTW, I just got Rick Bass’s For a Little While, and loving it so far.
Did you? I not only have not started the volume yet, I haven’t ever read anything by Rick Bass, I’m pretty sure. I can’t wait to dip in and discover his writing, these stories look luscious.
These three books just happened to be on my desk in the corner:
The Hardest Peace
When God Whispers Your Name
Bishop of Rwanda
Vera thank you