Saturday Musings
Some ramblings and thoughts on a Saturday:
- It is raining and a miserable Saturday. Yet, I am warm and dry sitting in my Red Barn office – thinking and writing. Some random thoughts.
- I sit in my office surrounded by piles and piles of books – my half-finished writings – cameras –guitars – a sleeping dog – etc. – etc. It is quiet and warm. It seems like the perfect place for me. So much to do – to sort – to organize – to evaluate – to pitch.
- AND I SIT AND THINK AND DREAM
- Like the old Holstein cow, I ruminate, and I masticate – eventually I will write.
- “Never forget that there is a child dying in India that is way smarter than you are.” ~Ross Perot
- I’m not in Ukraine
- I’m not in Turkey or Syria – at earthquake sites
- I’m not in Sudan
- Poets are the guardians of our language
- Poets “torture” “stretch” “bend” “mold” language to explain the world
- As I write poems – should I rewrite – restructure – search the correct word. Spend hours and days on a poem OR ?
- Should I just write a stream of consciousness – word or thought poems that flow. Changing only the form or words that will help elucidate my meaning and intent. Quick – easy – flowing.
- I light a candle that burns on my desk while I write. I enjoy the sent. It is part of my established routine – that must not be fucked with – and
- “Ye are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hid” – The Gospel of Mathew.
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