Saturday, January 07, 2006
INTERMEZZI
1.
In a cluster of dead trees there are many red-headed woodpeckers. If I stand very quietly, they become used to me and resume their percussive tapping. The trees have different notes, timbres, and tones, and each bird taps in its own particular rhythm. I close my eyes and listen.
2.
The Wells Fargo Wagon or what-the-fuck-ever (I so love tmesis) finally arrived in South Dakota with my long-awaited contributors' copies of BLOOM! Wonderful poems contained therein by our very own C. Dale Young and Emily Lloyd. Yay!
3.
S: You sound really happy.
Me: Thank you. I am.
In a cluster of dead trees there are many red-headed woodpeckers. If I stand very quietly, they become used to me and resume their percussive tapping. The trees have different notes, timbres, and tones, and each bird taps in its own particular rhythm. I close my eyes and listen.
2.
The Wells Fargo Wagon or what-the-fuck-ever (I so love tmesis) finally arrived in South Dakota with my long-awaited contributors' copies of BLOOM! Wonderful poems contained therein by our very own C. Dale Young and Emily Lloyd. Yay!
3.
S: You sound really happy.
Me: Thank you. I am.
posted by Artichoke Heart at 6:35 PM
4 Comments:
Oh, I would love to hear those birds and trees right now. Thanks for the props on my poem in Blooom. Yours was truly fanfuckingtastic. [grin]
Thank you Emily!
Your poem in BLOOM really is a beautiful poem. I made Jacob read it.
Wow. Thank you again C. Dale!