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The Written, The Lament and The Spoken
Many of the poems I find myself gravitating to have at least one foot touching nature: Robley Wilson’s poem ‘A Pleasure Tree’ has both feet firmly planted in nature. A Pleasure Tree by Robley Wilson In the tree that bears gold apples, the starlings keep drunken balance. Seven apples remain, spared by windstorms that have [...]
Posted in Art, National Poetry Month 2008, Poetry, Uncategorized, creative
Also tagged POW, Prisoner of words
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