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Upland Gallery #2
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Doc, these are classic poems to my ears, supplemented wit great visuals. A new medium- congrats!
Doktor G., Thanks for the comment, my friend. I’d say the poems are classic in the sense that they’re intended to be simultaneously old and new, with the ego sitting quietly in the distance somewhere. Glad you like. And thanks, too, for the awesome postcard from Sevilla!
” …with the soul shop always open…” – love it, Walt! If only Thoreau could have been so succinct.
Bob, We’re always clerkin’ in the soul shop, aren’t we? Our door by a little stream filled with trout. Thanks!
Beautiful. Poetic lines and images, all beautiful. Thank you for the walk!
Very pleased for your company, David!
Walt – you captured fall perfectly!
Thanks Long for the wonderful sentiment– I didn’t mean to do it, honest.
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