#596912 added July 17, 2008 at 12:28am Restrictions: None
June, she'll change her tune
June, she'll change her tune
July, she will fly
into the ether where she'll try
to breathe, to climb
onto a bed of cotton billows
perchance to rest,
a sweet behest
before she tumbles back to life
and love's reality.
Shall she see me
waiting on the browning slopes
athirst, aflame, bereft of rain
or hope.
Come July, will she fly
and leave me humming
old June melodies.
I made a checklist of things to accomplish today. I did them all (well, I left messages for those I couldn't reach ...). My treat was having coffee at The Break. A cup and a refill for $1.50. I'm trying to budget my eating out. Fat chance of that!
I met my neighbors Leland and Rory, today. Leland writes novels and gave me Bukowski to read. He also feeds Tennessee, a friendly she-squirrel. The squirrels here interact with the humans ... so do the crows. Weird.
Book signing for Swan Peak by James Lee Burke at Fact & Fiction. Way over 60 gathered. incredible turnout. I couldn't hear well, but the crowd responded to his humor. It's a murder who-done-it and a cross fertilization of Louisiana and Montana.
BLOGVILLE:
I'm really trying to catch up in reading blogs. Slowly ...
Yesterday I watched the kayakers:
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