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Tag Archives: Emily Dickenson
Of Hope and Expectation
“Hope is the thing with feathers– That perches in the soul–,” said Emily Dickenson, who probably had no idea of what a trout fly is, but who certainly understood that feathers– on a bird or on a fish hook– have … Continue reading
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Tagged Emily Dickenson, feathers, fishing, fly rods, hope, nature, Orvis graphite, philosophy, poetry, soul, West Branch Genesee
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“I Write ‘Um the Way I Feel”
The skies can’t keep their secret!/ They tell it to the hills–/ The hills just tell the orchards–/ And they the daffodils!… (from Emily Dickenson). There’s nothing more resplendent this wide morning than a singing prairie warbler on the hill. … Continue reading
By This River(top)
In a period of time with more than the usual rainfall, when the streams and rivers have been running high and off-color, the fishing is limited and I look more to the unsung lives and places of the rivertops. … Continue reading
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Tagged by this river, Emily Dickenson, Eno, frog, music, nature, ObamaCare, poetry, rivers, rivertops, same sex marriage, stepping aside, uncommon, unsung lives
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