1.Fit for life
2.Treat your own back
3.winning the Losing battle, Why I will never be fat again
4. 501 reasons why grandparents know best
5.Toilets of the world
6. Communicating with your dog
7. A new way of eating
8. The doctor’s quick inches-off diet
Coleridge defines the aesthetic as that which engages the whole soul. Art Predator prowls for that which engages her soul and yours too, covering literary, visual, performing and culinary arts, environmental and social activism, outdoor pursuits including camping, hiking, biking, skiing, and climbing, and festivals including Coachella, Lightening in a Bottle, and Burning Man.
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I know you won’t mind if I ask from my ignorance, why is it a poem?
honest question Paul! hmmn how is a conceptual poem a found poem a poem? (what makes a poem a poem??)
i have been pondering your question and my response all day.
i’m still pondering.
that’s a good thing.
anybody want to chime in with an answer?
i will get something up in the next 24 hrs
right now i am enjoying some of that glut of australian wine and a moonlit night and maybe a movie! (cannot remember the last time…!) we took a hot tub at sunset, that kind of night…not one for the really hard questions
except…i love her hame, esp w.freecycle, i love the assumption that we will recognize this list as titles for books, i love the way the titles flow together==and grandparents know best to toilet sot dogs!!
there is a poetry in the everyday the mundane if we pay attention
Yes there is poetry in the mundane. Maybe that is the lesson of this type of poetry, broader listening. The wine and hot tub sound wonderful, enjoy,