from GodsHayden CarruthSometimes it occurs to me in the moonlitstillness of the summer night that Dionysuswill come and take you from me.
I tell you: poets will worry about anything. Clearly, that is one thing we all have in common.
Upcoming appearances
- Reading, University of Maine at Machias, March 2
- Reading, University of Maine at Orono, April 1, 4 p.m.
- Visiting writer, high school writers' day, Bates College, Lewiston, ME, April 8
- Visiting writer, North Haven Community School, North Haven, ME, April 26-30
- Reading, Writer's Center, Bethesda, MD, June 17
- Faculty, Frost Place Conference on Poetry & Teaching, Franconia, NH, June 27-July 1
- Visiting writer, Stonecoast MFA program, July
Monday, November 9, 2009
Trying to squeeze in a tiny post between taking the dog to the groomer and taking a phone call about editorial work. So here's bit more Carruth, and perhaps later I'll get a chance to talk about Henry James again. Or perhaps I will be too overwhelmed by today's parent-teacher conference at the Harmony School and will only be able to mope and/or sigh gustily.
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Hope you survived conferences. Did a poem arrive with this worry? I would submit that poets have their poetry as an outlet for the worries.
No, I haven't written anything for a few days. I think the writing hysteria may be over. Unfortunate, but now I do have a chance to clean the house.
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