Tag: louise gluck
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Let The Literary Salon Begin…
Let the literary salon begin with heavenly host, May… Announcements: I had a post series in mind and yet as I’d review it I would see the other poets had already had positive expressions after their critics’ criticisms on this blog. I’ve often be a little unintentionally careless with the poet Rumi, sometimes having deleted […]
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Looking into the Forest with a Teacup and Saucer, and Reading Lord Byron Beneath a Shady Pine Tree
still taking accidental photos☺️😊 I like to read one book at a time if it’s the type of book that feels best that way, and so I set aside the novel I’d paired with my previous great poetry read, to begin the two books again, separately, afterwards. I am reading Selected Poems by Lord Byron […]
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Three Memorable Poetry Books and a Lasting Thought
I am replacing yesterday’s post about my writing process with just the second half of it as I realized l wish to let my books stand on their own without much information on my intentions. And I added a new very short last paragraph. I am happy that the memorable books of poems I’ve read […]
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A Post You Can Listen To
I am talking about my current writing project and the creative process, just under 20 mins, meant to be relaxing. 🙂 You can click the link below to listen to it on SoundCloud completely free. Just to clarify, after I remembered it was poetry month in April coming up, I also forgot awhile and realized […]
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A Village Life, A Book That Gently Nudged Me On
A picture to represent the feeling of this book. A few thoughts on form, nothing to spoil the excitement of reading. A Village Life, poems by Louise Glück, brings the reader into an unnamed Mediterranean town depicted through poems, which all contain a distinct voice that remains consistent throughout it, with a cool tone, and yet in certain […]
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Moved While Moving
It is nice to be moved awhile…by car wheels, nightfall to come, and music. * I am happy to discover I am reading a poet who is living, my heart was beating a little fast with suspense when I was looking to see if she was; her name’s Louise Gluck. She was born in New […]
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I’ll Read It and Then Drink The Nectar Too
Found a poet I’d heard named often but hadn’t yet read her books, Louise Gluck. I read a few poems in her book, set it down, read a few from my book. I saw and heard what are in mine, realized what are in hers. I am happy to read a woman who […]
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Hi From The Library
Hi from the library. I have this book that was ready today and one I had planned to read and yet don’t exactly remember requesting from the library, but I know I wasn’t “sleep booking.”;) See “Sleep Blogging, Sleep Talking.” Back to reading… Things that are free: the library, touch, the sky, the moon, the […]
Blush of Dawn 