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Oak tree night.
The green darkness
ululates. Eyes.
-- Antonio Cabrera

Book of the Week: Dusting the Buddha

Leuck is the master of a dry, impersonal, haiku style . . .

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re:Virals 153

Scott Mason chips in.

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The Renku Sessions: Imachi – Week 19 Wrap-up

Linda Papanicolaou leads an 18-verse imachi. This week we’re wrapping up, but you’re still welcome to join us for closing discussions.

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A Sense of Place: MOUNTAIN – sight

mountain views…

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Book of the Week: as far as I can

It is a compassionate volume . . .

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