Monday, June 24, 2019

At long last I am checking in. It appears that Robert Frost chewed through the wifi connection here at the house, so even if I'd had time to talk to you, I wouldn't have said a word. All is repaired, however, and I am here to tell you, Sometimes it doesn't rain in New Hampshire! This is the first conference for years where we haven't spent most of the week cold and wet. Of course it's forecast to rain tomorrow; we'll get our proper dose of misery. But for the moment: sunlight, and forest, and field, and white iris, and mountains, and poems, and eager hearts. The beauty rends.

3 comments:

Darlene Dickson said...

Your gracious time as you were closing today at the Frost Place was so memorable for two female travelers from Florida. Your kindness meant so much, and to know the poetry workshop is for teachers is especially important, for they are our life line. May the remainder of your session be empowering.

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Ruth said...

What a splendid reading you gave! Out Poetry family is back together.