National Poetry Month


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    Wow. What brilliant work you have been doing these mornings when quiet with your coffee, you are there with you pad of paper (Oops! I mean iPad.), your fingers tapping away at the poem or story of the moment. Your blog is so revealing of who you are my love, a woman, an artist, wading into life as a loving mother; supportive, gentle wife, and gracious goddess of the living, fully among the living. Your poems, stories, paintings, and smiles rise up the same within us each. You’re a peach. Mike

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