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This reminds me of a David Wagoner poem called “Lost,” in which this is my favorite line, “Wherever you are is called Here and you must treat it as a powerful stranger” (2,3).
I love your Friday Haiku. I did one this past Monday, and then tried a sonnet (my lovelies and I are immersed in poetry right now).
Thanks also for stopping by my anniversary post.
Even when I don’t comment, I always appreciate everything you do with your site/teaching. Your students are truly blessed.
I’ll definitely have to read that Wagoner poem, as that’s a setiment I’ve been struggling with lately.
Another congrats on your blogiversary!
Haiku kick! You have to see this t-shirt:
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That shirt is nothing short of perfection.