the teacher wrote on the blackboard
'1928' -- for the first time. Everything was changing "
from A Seed of History
by Margaret Avison
One advantage of having an overgrown weedy tip as a yard is the number of birds in this case warblers that stop by during migration.
In one hour, I photographed one or more of the following Yellow-Rumped Warbler, American Redstart, Wilsons Warbler, Hairy Woodpecker, and possibly a Yellow Crowned Warbler. One problem with the current software programmers love for updating software that was actually working fine, means most of the photos from that session are now lost. I am not taking credit, it is all on them. Just saying.
"Do not think for one minute it is the Poem that matters.
It is not the Poem that matters.
You can shove the Poem.
What matters is what is out there in the large dark
and in the long light,
Breathing."
from Let Me Make This Perfectly Clear
by Gwendolyn MacEwen
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