election day
election day
revising the poem
one more time
posted by Bill | 6:14 AM
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9 Comments:
excellent! :)
Thanks, polona.
Results? Poem against you?
Thanks for your comments, aurora and tikkis. I won't comment on the results because this is not a political blog.
nice way of looking at it
Well, it's all about choices, floots. And after writing this I remembered Walt Whitman's "The United States is essentially the greatest poem." That sounds jingoistic until you remember that, for Whitman, the US was very much a work in progress, in need of constant revision.
-Stunning!
--Interesting juxtaposition of politics and poetry--the two need constant revision, otherwise, they stagnate.
---Your haikus are drops of rainy beauty. One reads them and feels thirsty for more and more.
The eastern sparrow perched here, unwilling to leave...
-- there's the flavour of R. Wilson in these haikus.Are you familiar with him, ...?!
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A pleasure to meet you, Rita.
Yes, I know Robert quite well--in cyberspace, that is. We've never met face to face. He's a subtle and generous reader, and a fine poet as well. I think of his work as quite different from mine, so it's interesting to me that you find a similarity there.
I just paid a brief visit to your blog. I'm getting ready to go out of town for a few days. I'll make another visit, and stay longer, when I return.
the lonely tree
long waited for the moon
to defeat that cloud
____
Well, I have learned a lot from R. Willson who dares to criticize objectively. I think that you share the same subtlity in writing.
I expect to hear from you soon.
Eastern Sparrow-Rita
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