Enga mellom fjella: where from across the meadow, poems sing from mountains and molehills. |
I'm busy. Today I need to make decisions as some places are closed Sunday and Monday and I leave Tuesday at noon. I want to make a booklet... of my "trash" poems. I'd also love to do a booklet of Missoula based poems and call it "Moose Poop". Reality is: I'll be lucky to pull off one or the other. Very dry. Calm. Low humidity. Wonderful weather and I'm inside. I did get over to the Senior Center for pork dinner. Yesterday I got to Spanish Circle. I do keep in touch in spite of low energy. Yesterday was bad... I got up early, took a nap, got back up at noon... absolutely no energy. Friends climbed to the "L" on Mt. Jumbo but I declined to go as there was no way I could've kept up. I went to a presentation last night on Mary Ann Papanek-Miller's paintings/collages "A snowman cares about our memories of water" at the MAM. I met the artiste and gave her a copy of my poem. I also had my first limonata (Pelligrino's). So, I blog when I can. No earthquakes or volcanic eruptions to report. Life is quiet in Missoula after the students leave town and before the tourists descend upon us. She's only seen by pods of kayakers braving rapids and Her spray, prayed to by fly fishermen casting lines upstream. Excerpt of newer edited poem you can find in: "166.60* Goddess of the marketplace" Montana: Calm, dry (16% humidity) warm 73°. 14,992 |