Getting down to business
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I also managed to break out of this latest writing slump. I actually managed to come up with a poem fragment last weekend that, I think, has quite a bit of potential:
Rainy Evening from the Chester River Bridge
Street-light runs down the
riverside like mascara
her inked-up winking
streaked and ...
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I've also been developing more ideas for the collaborative illustrated poetry chapbook project with my friend Emily. I'm dreaming about a one-signature text block bound in red thread with an exposed spine. There will be paper pockets tipped-in and a paperboard slip case like a box for a card deck.
How are the herbs doing, after all the storms and rain? My fennel had a bad turn, but seems to have recovered... I hope!
ReplyDeleteI've actually noticed some new growth on my basil! It's so exciting! And the rosemary seems to be doing just fine (I think). Yay!
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