❀ CLICK on a photo if you want to see it in larger size. ------- I may call myself a Blue Elephant at times, but, in a larger sense, only as a part of The Blue Elephant that is our sense of sharing the same atmosphere on earth.
------- Someone accessed their gmail from my computer and now their gmail address is listed as the author/administrator of my blog, and Google will not help change that. The email behind this blog should be jteilers@mac.com
For a slide show, hit the title, "Stacking Rocks," above. But here are seven of the photos (with black and white versions of two of them) of what an Oakland poet is creating in his yard.
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Stuart
said...
Stacking these rocks is alot like writing, plenty of words (you can find them anywhere) endless revisions (or Carver's term: re-visions) rules of syntax (balance) and geometries (shape) and an over-arching respect for gravity, challenging us to leap.
Thanks for the photos & poems & flattering title of "poet" though "storyteller" is more accurate, with a nod to S. J. Perelman who said, "On the notion that one word lead me to another, I might just get somewhere..."
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Stacking these rocks
is alot like writing,
plenty of words
(you can find them anywhere)
endless revisions
(or Carver's term: re-visions)
rules of syntax (balance)
and geometries (shape)
and an over-arching respect
for gravity, challenging
us to leap.
Thanks for the photos & poems
& flattering title of "poet"
though "storyteller" is more accurate,
with a nod to S. J. Perelman who said,
"On the notion that one word lead me to another,
I might just get somewhere..."
-S. A. Robbins
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