you know how many fish are in her lake by watching how deep her ripples are while dusting off your still-warm hide and tutoring you in what you already know ...
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on February 17, 2006
I love the question, "How do you know there is fish in her lake?" Fantastic write.
I agree with Kate below completely, she always seems to have the most adroit answer
This reminded me of the aphrodiasic qualities of the rhino's horn, and paralleled with the horn of Africa, and the alchemist's dream !
You are a genius Sage !
Peter
I admire the artistic and thoughtful images here, Sage... particularly the "dusting you with an owl's wing"... but I'm afraid all I can hear is Rolf Harris beside his billabong singing "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport"... tis all that hide-tanning, I'll be bound... so to speak... and Billie Joe Spears come to that.. with her Blanket On The Ground... Ahhhh! But arroyos take me back to Andalusia, so guess NOW I'm coming close, huh?? Especially as it's only a hop and a skip over the narrow strait to the coast of North Africa from there... and the tale of Coehlo's Alchemist... Fascinating didactics here, Sage. TY Kate xx
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Eileen
A master artist you are, in verse; one lives your poetry and comes away fully satisfied; well done!
((((HUGS)))) and love, Karla.
Excellent write; very well done!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
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This reminded me of the aphrodiasic qualities of the rhino's horn, and paralleled with the horn of Africa, and the alchemist's dream !
You are a genius Sage !
Peter
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