Good morning, Jane. Thank you–you always hear the music in poems! If you haven’t visited Margie’s blog, you’d enjoy her poems and photos too. I think I learned of you both from “Watching Seasons.”
Yesterday I sent your link to Margarita Engle in California. Like you, she’s a botanist and loves history and poetry. http://www.margaritaengle.com
And yes, the sun shining on the Psalm is beautiful. I have a comfortable chair by a window that gets the sun from the south now. Patti, who also commented on this post, also is a photographer. Her quote from Isaiah caught my eye.
Just beginning to know all of you! Margarita and I have corresponded for several years.
Love your poinsettia header! Nice winter poem.
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Thanks, Patti!
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Another pretty poem which fills my mind with lovely visuals. Ahhh, Margie
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Hi Margie. I’m glad to know the poems create their own pictures too. So many good ways to present our art.
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Hi. This poem is full of ‘s’ sounds. I love the way the sun shines on the Psalm. Jane
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Good morning, Jane. Thank you–you always hear the music in poems! If you haven’t visited Margie’s blog, you’d enjoy her poems and photos too. I think I learned of you both from “Watching Seasons.”
Yesterday I sent your link to Margarita Engle in California. Like you, she’s a botanist and loves history and poetry. http://www.margaritaengle.com
And yes, the sun shining on the Psalm is beautiful. I have a comfortable chair by a window that gets the sun from the south now. Patti, who also commented on this post, also is a photographer. Her quote from Isaiah caught my eye.
Just beginning to know all of you! Margarita and I have corresponded for several years.
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