and thank you Doug
you - and others - have reinvigorated my landscape writing by your responses
L
On Fri, August 5, 2011 16:32, Douglas Barbour wrote:
> I especially liked 'unstopping cars' in the first part, Lawrence, hinged
> on adjective & verb.
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> then the expression of 'the fallacy of land,' how the poem begins to
> float toward that fine final couplet...
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> Doug
> On 2011-08-05, at 9:21 AM, Lawrence Upton wrote:
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>> at this point, for now,
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> Douglas Barbour
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> It is natural to speak of your own weaknesses so winsomely they will seem
> strengths, as if everyone else is inadequate if they do not have your
> inadequacies.
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