Less mundane question: Does anyone want to go back to reading poems together?
The opposite of a mundane question:
Every angel is terrifying. And yet, alas,
I invoke you, almost deadly birds of the soul,
knowing about you.
--Rilke, "The Second Elegy"
Saturday, July 23, 2016
Mundane question: Would you consider reviewing The Vagabond's Bookshelf? Even writing an Amazon review? Or maybe interviewing me about the process of writing the book? Or maybe asking me to read from it or lead a workshop? This would be such an enormous help, especially any kind of review, so thank you, thank you. Let me know if you need a copy, and I will tell the publisher.
Less mundane question: Does anyone want to go back to reading poems together?
The opposite of a mundane question:
Less mundane question: Does anyone want to go back to reading poems together?
The opposite of a mundane question:
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I would love to go back to reading poems together.
I agree; back to poems! Shall we choose a new poet?
Since you've begun copying Rilke, perhaps he'd make a good poet to read together. I'd be game.
Sure. I will need a review copy...
(1) Peg, that's wonderful! Thank you: could you email me your mailing address so that I can forward it to the publisher?
(2) Rilke is definitely a reading possibility. How do others here feel about that?
I don't mind doing Rilke again, since we only covered the letters the last time. Or we could maybe do an American poet? I'm game for about anything, per usual.
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