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MY GREAT QUARTER QUANDARY! | SMILINGBAGEL

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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. My World And Welcome To It! Larr; WELCOME TO MY WORLD! THE DAILY POST WORD PRESS WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE CREEPY →. MY GREAT QUARTER QUANDARY! Posted by Robert Edler. This is a problem for me because I use St. Louis outstanding Metro Transit system for getting around town. Why not? My senior citizen fair for a two hour round trip is just $1.50! That’s a dollar coin and two quarters to drop in the fair box. A somewhat unknown and/or i...

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MY WORLD AND WELCOME TO IT! | SMILINGBAGEL

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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. My World And Welcome To It! Category Archives: MY WORLD AND WELCOME TO IT! THE FIRST OF MAY AFTER A STORMY NIGHT! Posted by Robert Edler. Well, Renee and I survived two heavy hail storms, three thunder storms and a hell of a lot of rain last night and just a little water leaked into the basement. And most of all, surprisingly, the roses in full bloom weren’t ripped to pieces…. Posted in MY WORLD AND WELCOME TO IT! The dedication in...

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Lives of the Spiders: March 2014

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Lives of the Spiders. A blog about poetry, the writing and reading thereof, and also about the stuff of the world that goes into making poetry, which is to say, everything. Saturday, March 15, 2014. Short Takes on Two Recent Books. The Old Woman, the Tulip, and the Dog. By Alicia Suskin Ostriker. When writing some papers in grad school . Here is one of the shorter poems in this collection:. The man man made me soften and melt. Said the old woman. The bee made me shiver like a rag. Said the dark red tulip.

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Lives of the Spiders: July 2015

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Lives of the Spiders. A blog about poetry, the writing and reading thereof, and also about the stuff of the world that goes into making poetry, which is to say, everything. Wednesday, July 1, 2015. Don't Mention the Moon (A Selection from The Edith Wharton Sentences). Don’t Mention the Moon. The ink-stained desk at which all his poems had been written resented poetry, it disliked ink, and had no use for wineglass rings on the wood, or the caustic splashes of whiskey. Links to this post. Yesterday my dad ...

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Lives of the Spiders: November 2013

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Lives of the Spiders. A blog about poetry, the writing and reading thereof, and also about the stuff of the world that goes into making poetry, which is to say, everything. Tuesday, November 26, 2013. The Woman Who Some­times Sits Invis­i­bly at the Foot of Your Bed. I've been so crazed and busy with work, and worried about parental health and such that I forgot to crow about this- but I have prose poems in the newest issue of New World Writing. Links to this post. Sunday, November 24, 2013. View my comp...

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Lives of the Spiders: The Edith Wharton Sentences

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Lives of the Spiders. A blog about poetry, the writing and reading thereof, and also about the stuff of the world that goes into making poetry, which is to say, everything. Thursday, September 16, 2010. The Edith Wharton Sentences. I am back to working on a project I'd stalled out on, or at least stopped working on:. The Edith Wharton Sentences. After I read the New York Review of Books edition of. Again, did you? One of the first selections, after the jump. I never heard him play. An Interview with Me.

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Lives of the Spiders: July 2013

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Lives of the Spiders. A blog about poetry, the writing and reading thereof, and also about the stuff of the world that goes into making poetry, which is to say, everything. Sunday, July 28, 2013. Dear Family Chronicle of a Flock of Pigeons,. There are so few pigeon. Heroes, or dastards,. And also, I think,. So few affairs, since. Each and every character. For life—the history. Without wars—sure, a falcon. Grabs a sacrifice now. But on the whole this. Is the tale of how you rose,. A January morning,.

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Lives of the Spiders: September 2013

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Lives of the Spiders. A blog about poetry, the writing and reading thereof, and also about the stuff of the world that goes into making poetry, which is to say, everything. Monday, September 2, 2013. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). An Interview with Me. Dear Idea of a Grandfather Clock. Escape Into Life Feature. In the Shadow of a Doubt. Just Before the Fall. Postcard Composed in the Barbershop of Candlewick Park. Postcard From Where the River Look Rises. Reserved Seating for the Snow.

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Lives of the Spiders: The World Will Find A Way to Break Your Heart

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Lives of the Spiders. A blog about poetry, the writing and reading thereof, and also about the stuff of the world that goes into making poetry, which is to say, everything. Tuesday, March 11, 2014. The World Will Find A Way to Break Your Heart. From an interview with Mark Doty. Http:/ www.tricycle.com/blog/dont-they-know. I find that line all the time in my notebooks, "the world will break your heart." Or better, " the world will find a way to break your heart.". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm a...

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Lives of the Spiders: August 2013

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Lives of the Spiders. A blog about poetry, the writing and reading thereof, and also about the stuff of the world that goes into making poetry, which is to say, everything. Sunday, August 18, 2013. Who Needs a Deck of Collage Poems Cards? And you probably do, too. My friend Jen Besemer's project is now available to Joe and Jan Public, and the rest of us. And I think it's very cool. Check it out here. And find out more about Jen and her always provocative and startling work on her website. And a knife,.