My poems “Scarecrow’s Wealth” and “Cells” are live at The Big Windows Review. Thank you to editor Thomas Zimmerman for supporting my work, and to Charles Payne for sponsoring/inspiring the scarecrow poem.
O at the Edges
Musings on poetry, language, perception, numbers, food, and anything else that slips through the cracks.
O at the Edges 
Congratulations!
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Thanks, Andrew.
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You’re welcome.
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Well done, Bob. Congratulations.
Every moment is a gift. Mine today was these poems left in my Reader.
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You are so right, Ken. Every moment!
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Scarecrow! He always knows. (K)
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Scarecrow is still getting around!
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Thank goodness.
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Congratulations! I’m always happy to have a Scarecrow encounter. And I’m fascinated with “Cells”, a mysterious mix of specifics with an overall mystery … can take cells as the yeast changing dough into bread-for-buttering; can take cells as the connecting hours of the day during which dough becomes bread; can take cell to a higher level and peer into a kitchen wherein man and dog comfortably share food and anticipate what’s next … perhaps a shift to a different higher-level cell? (Move to Indiana?)
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Cells are fascinating, indeed. And yes, a move to Indiana!
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congrats, Robert –
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Thank you, Beth!
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Congratulations!!
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Thank you, Leslie!
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Congratulations!
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Thanks very much, Barbara!
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Thats so amazing Congratulations.
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It is, indeed! Thank you.
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