I was delighted to see my poem “Scarecrow Calls Out the Man” reprinted on the progressive, non-profit journalism site Common Dreams and that the heading of the “Further” column, “The Smallness of You,” is extracted from the poem.
Read the column here.
Scarecrow is indeed getting around.
Recognition well deserved.
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Thanks, Ken. It’s really amazing – Common Dreams has a large subscription base.
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Awesome, Bob! And timely. Will Scarecrow get his own book one day?
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I have no plans for one, but you never know. 🙂
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Wonderful! Really cool when folks get you, isn’t it.
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It really is, Sherron. I’m much more used to people shaking their heads and saying “what the hell?” 🙂
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Scarecrow was made to observe and warn, and he’s really getting to serve his purpose. Also, he’s got all the best kinds of friends, and lots of them. 🐦🌽💞
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Scarecrow’s voice is certainly getting heard these days. Let’s hope it doesn’t go to his head (which probably has room for expansion, depending upon the stuffing).
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This is great, Robert. Glad Scarecrow is getting a widespread voice!
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Thanks, Betty. This is one of those unexpected benefits to publication – sometimes a new audience pops up. Mostly I just send out the poems and hope for the best. 😀
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Wonderful
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Thank you.
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Let’s hope that Karma comes calling soon…(K)
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We can dream.
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How perfect! I’m impatient for karma to strike. The Scarecrow’s voice is so powerful. I’m off to read it again… Hope you’re not seeing these terrible, catastropic floods. May the rains stop and the sun shine upon Houston… so heartbreaking.
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Thanks, Sabrina. Scarecrow’s voice seems to be spreading. We’re west of the flooding, and the rain has mostly stopped in our vicinity. But to the east…very sad. Horrifying.
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