My poem “Letter to Moorman from Advancement” is live at The Glass Post. I am grateful to editor and founder Kay for taking this piece.
My poem “Letter to Moorman from Advancement” is live at The Glass Post. I am grateful to editor and founder Kay for taking this piece.
This is great, Bob. I love “the penises of aging former vegans” and the Dickinson reference at the end.
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Thanks, Alison. I may be a tad cynical…
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Oh, you’re in excellent company. Ha. 🙂
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Of that, I have no doubts!
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Congrats, Bob.
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Thanks, Andrew!
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You’re welcome.
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Well deserving!
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Thanks very much, VJ!
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Welcome
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Amazing! I love it. Poignant, maybe? Yeah. Sigh.
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I was not one of those people who fought retirement. I retired early to devote time to writing. A great decision, as far as I’m concerned.
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Your poems always find my soft spots when I think I am finally fully hardened. I loved this so much.
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Ah, thank you, Angela. My optimistic cynicism sneaks through. 🙃
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So much to love about this poem – congrats, Bob!
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Thanks, Lynne! It was one of those poems that wrote itself.
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Those are the best sometimes!
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They are! Except I always wonder what’s wrong with them, because they came so easily. Ha.
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The universe blooms daily and so do the ties between oldtime friends. (K)
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Those ties do, indeed!
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Well deserved congratulations. A thought-provoking prose poem
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Thank you, Derrick. Sometimes my optimism wins out. Sometimes it does not.
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This is a meditation of sorts worth pondering over and over again. Thank you for penning it.
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Thanks, Jay. I have met some of my retirement goals. There are still others. The question is whether I have time. We’ll see.
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The old Jewish blessing, reinterpreted by Spock applies. “Live long and prosper.”
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One day at a time.
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Well done, Robert!
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Thank you, Susi!
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You’re welcome!
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