Archive for April, 2002
Monday, April 1st, 2002
It seems strange that my first memory of wildlife (you know, those things you don’t see in downtown Seattle or in Walnut Creek, California) came at the California Academy of Sciences Natural History Museum in San Francisco many a year ago. For someone who has devoted much of his life to hiking and exploring the [...]
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Tuesday, April 2nd, 2002
Although I have been following the news in Israel, I personally choose to continue reading poetry as my own antidote to hatred. With all the violence taking place in the Middle East and the accompanying hatred that spreads its venom far beyond the Middle East, when even the magical blogdom has become infected, it’s far [...]
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Wednesday, April 3rd, 2002
at the edge,
waves churn bedrock
to sifting sand.
nothing stands still.
a single gull,
skittering in the wind.
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Thursday, April 4th, 2002
I have been reading and trying to come to terms with A.R. Ammons The Selected Poems for nearly two weeks now. I have never been introduced to his poetry in any of the many poetry classes I have taken, so I am a little surprised at how much I like his poetry. How could he [...]
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