Antikythera March 2, 2014 ayaladn who knew the mill ground the cloud moss the cairn flowers the rain sweepers broom Share this:EmailPrintLike this:Like Loading...
Once again, your short but so-full poems set my mind off in ten different directions! I think your poetry is remarkable 🙂 Lily LikeLike March 4, 2014 at 6:42 pm Reply
I’m delighted that you’re delighted 😛 Really! I thought that “because its the internet” hardly anyone would care Lily LikeLike March 4, 2014 at 7:15 pm Reply
There is an excellent source in Tucumcari, near the Petrified Forest LikeLike March 6, 2014 at 8:54 am Reply
Once again, your short but so-full poems set my mind off in ten different directions! I think your poetry is remarkable 🙂
Lily
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Thank you, Lily…and I am delighted by your return
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I’m delighted that you’re delighted 😛 Really! I thought that “because its the internet” hardly anyone would care
Lily
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Oh no, dear Lily…you are required reading
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Aw, shucks!
Lily
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Crop circl’d shock wave = tamales?
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That makes me want hot tamales!!
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There is an excellent source in Tucumcari, near the Petrified Forest
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Haha if I only I were free to travel
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