I am killing two birds with one post this Wednesday morning, the third day of April, and mangling a metaphor as I do. Since I was too tired to post my usual Tuesday Teaser, I will do so now and also begin fulfilling a poetry goal for National Poetry Month. Reading a whole collection of poems is my wish, and I will choose my Tuesday Teaser from blogging friend, Jen Payne’s Evidence of Flossing.
Her introduction leads with a quote, “When we try to pick out anything by itself,
we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe.-John Muir, July 27, 1869”
“In a dream once, I saw the fabric of the
Universe. It was clearly laid out in fine strands of
translucent white dots, as if one were standing
inside a room full of beaded curtains
In the first few moments after waking, I
understood clearly that everything is connected;
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