I have always loved those words by John Muir, and they are never far from my thoughts when I am wandering along a trail in the woods on a sunny morning. May I quote the last paragraph of your essay? Crediting it to you of course.
I loved the concert, the photo of your granddaughters (which I remember well), the 2023 essay. I am so glad you are able to submit work to new publishers, and do all you are still doing, in spite of the major distraction of caring for your wife.
Tornadoes are frightening things. Glad you are safe, and that your published works continue to elucidate and delight new folk in Missouri. Amen, and amen <3
what is the tl:dr crowd? Hold onto your copy of "Biopoetics: Towards an Existential Ecology". Amazon wants $169 for a copy
Here is a page of quotes from weber, I've not gotten far in. ymmv (Your Mileage may Vary)
https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/937841.Andreas_Weber
tl;dr Too Long. Didn't Read! Wow! That's a lot of $ per page. I don't know anything about the seller but.... see https://fonziestore.mybigcommerce.com/biopoetics-towards-an-existential-ecology-ebook/ for $20.
I have always loved those words by John Muir, and they are never far from my thoughts when I am wandering along a trail in the woods on a sunny morning. May I quote the last paragraph of your essay? Crediting it to you of course.
Well of course!
I loved the concert, the photo of your granddaughters (which I remember well), the 2023 essay. I am so glad you are able to submit work to new publishers, and do all you are still doing, in spite of the major distraction of caring for your wife.
Also, that image of mallards is a poem right there. I can almost hear the crystal clear mirrored surface of the water lapping at the shoreline
Tornadoes are frightening things. Glad you are safe, and that your published works continue to elucidate and delight new folk in Missouri. Amen, and amen <3