The picture is of Daisy-Flea-Bane, used in Centuries past to litter the house floors. They are a repellant , and thus discourage rodents pets, who transmitted the plague. .Appropriate enough ,for the day…They are common, and durable – an enduring poem themselves.
Tom, I have no recollection of when I first read a poem of yours. But, I’m glad I did.
sometimes they remind me of KOANs
thank you for sharing your gift with words on this blog
I had to look up KOANs, but thank you for the immense compliment! Thank you for reading, and for letting me know my words touched you. That is what all writers want, I think.
The picture is of Daisy-Flea-Bane, used in Centuries past to litter the house floors. They are a repellant , and thus discourage rodents pets, who transmitted the plague. .Appropriate enough ,for the day…They are common, and durable – an enduring poem themselves.
I had no idea. How cool!
Tom, I have no recollection of when I first read a poem of yours. But, I’m glad I did.
sometimes they remind me of KOANs
thank you for sharing your gift with words on this blog
I had to look up KOANs, but thank you for the immense compliment! Thank you for reading, and for letting me know my words touched you. That is what all writers want, I think.