My recording of “When to Say Goodbye,” which was recently published in Oxidant Engine.
O at the Edges
Musings on poetry, language, perception, numbers, food, and anything else that slips through the cracks.
My recording of “When to Say Goodbye,” which was recently published in Oxidant Engine.
O at the Edges 
Very moving.
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Thank you, Len.
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You’re most welcome, Robert.
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THIS. You capture — no, reveal — what happens “in the shade of a large cedar,” and give the gift of light to the parts of us we would otherwise live out our whole lives believing are invisible. THIS is why the world needs you, Robert Okaji!
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Thank you, Ms. H. Your kind words have come at a good time.
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It’s the truth, and
I know how you feel.
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Such a voice this poet has! I read the poem first on paper. It was truly an experience at an x-squared level to hear it read so sonorously. Thank you, Robert-Bob.
CAW
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Ah, Christine, you are so kind. Thank you!
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So nice
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Thank you.
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That was lovely. Thanks.
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Thank you very much.
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Compelling
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Thank you!
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You reading added such a dimension to the written poem that it reminds us that yes, poetry should be heard.
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It took me years to realize that the aural component was equally important. If it doesn’t sound good, it’s not good. 😀
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Beautiful…
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Thank you!
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