2024 Graphic Novels
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The River and the Sea
"The river is within us, the sea is all about us . . ."
— T S Eliot (Four Quartets)
How does the river run within the sea?
Like the coyote, bounding deer-like
in the soy bean field last evening,
and behind him the honeyed sun
a young girl’s hair, cascading among
the trees. He distanced gradually
from the road we cycled, his body
now disappearing beneath
the shrubby, wavy green, now
reappearing in the bob and bounce
of a cork retreating from shore. Like
a dream. Like a secret stone that leaps
as the sun sets, an opal, a tiger’s eye,
to the horizon, until he and the sun are one.
~ruth mowry~
Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed.
~President Dwight David Eisenhower
~Charles Baudelaire~
5 comments:
Happy birthday Kaitlyn! What a sweet face. You found a nice afghan at Good Will. I LOVE browsing through stores like Good Will. You would have such fun going through all the treasures at Lene's Web.
My mom and grandma are/were crocheters and knitters. I didn't inherit the knitting gene but I do appreciate anything handmade. I still have a pale pink sweater my grandma knitted for me when I was in high school.
I would love to learn to knit. I tried to teach myself, but couldn't figure out how to cast off and that's kind of important! I was just thinking as I wrapped that afghan around my shoulders, what a great sweater it would make! How nice that you still have the one your grandma made for you.
Yes, that was a much smaller stitch. I love going to Goodwill too, was thinking I need to get over there. I've never looked at dishes, that's a great idea.
Kaitlyn is so sweet, so innocent. We just went to a 3-year-old birthday girl's party too! Don's niece, who was a surprise after her teenage siblings.
Susan, would you please email me at ruth.mowry@gmail.com? I wanted to chat with you about something.
Thanks!
I pop into Goodwill about once a week. It's right around the corner from the library where I'm a frequent visitor. You just never know what you might find there!
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