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    "Heart, we will forget this poem."    "You and I, tonight."    "You may forget the da da da."    "Da da da da da da dight."    "When you have done, pray tell me."    "That I my thoughts may znn." ...
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    "Who needs an expensive vacation?"    "All one needs is a good book."    "Precisely. There is no frigate like a book, to take us worlds away."    "Nor any coursers like a page of prancing poetry."    "This traverse may...
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found poem from Emily Dickinson's "at half-past three a single bird" a silent skysupplantedcautious melody
bill-vartnaw's picture
  The Big Read   Another new thing for me is The Big Read, which is happening in March.  This year The Big Read is celebrating the Poems of Emily Dickinson.  I will participate with some of the Sonoma County Libraries' discussion groups.  Gwynn O'Gara, my laureate...
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Well - more or less. There is a recently discovered daguerreotype (what a wonderful word) which is probably a reproduction of Dickinson as an adult. This would be only the second in existence, and quite a find about our fair Belle of Amherst. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Possible Emily...
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Tomorrow, I go into the  Kaiser Hospital Building on Geary Street in San Francisco for a fourth order of "epidurals" on my spine.  Epidurals consist of long curved needles which deliver a steroidal substance, usually  to a rheumatic build-up in the joints of the body.  The first...
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Poetry of a different sort form the Belle of Amherst. I, myself, might add a tad or pad more of butter, for I'm a Julia Child kinda guy. But if you grate that coconut yourself, kudos. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *   A Coconut Cake From Emily Dickinson: Reclusive Poet, Passionate Baker by Nelly...
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I am beginning to wonder why more authors don't self-publish. Oh, that's right. It's because of the onus of vanity publishing. That is changing. There are lots of writers who still believe that legitimacy only comes with being published by a real publisher, real meaning established publishing house...
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