I have a rather odd poem up at qarrtsiluni today. It came out of some meditation and reflection on their theme this month: lies and hiding.
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I like this piece very much. It asks more than it answers and leads one onward beyond its end. Very nice!
Posted by: susan | 08 March 2006 at 01:44 PM
As editor I'm not supposed to say things like this, but your piece was my favorite of all we received. God, that was gorgeous. So much in a small compass.
Watch for Maria Benet's "Rosebud," which will be the valedictory post of the "Lies and Hiding" set. I'll swear by that one too.
Posted by: dale | 10 March 2006 at 01:21 PM
The reception of this poem is so surprising to me! I did not expect you to accept it; I sent it off because it came out of thinking on the theme -- but it seemed obscure to me. And too spare.
Clearly, I am not the best judge of my own work.
Posted by: SB | 10 March 2006 at 03:21 PM