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A poet considers the intersections of language and numbers, connections between disparate entities – the currents stirring within the Phoenician iteration of our letter M and the Japanese character for water, mizu, or the intertwined strands of solar wind and shadows, black-chinned hummingbirds and  coastal death rituals – all, of course, while contemplating good food and that most magnificent of elixirs, beer, which may have been the very foundation of civilization. Or not.

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  1. I think calmness and honesty are also essential to the poet and any other sort of artist. Sufficient food, exercise, and rest can help, yes. An artwork can also help in making another artwork, too! Hm, I think that inspiration is all around us, you know! ^_^

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  2. hi Robert, just thought i’d visit a bit to ty for liking my recent story, i really appreciate you taking the time to read it through. it felt good after a winter of poetry to exercise those dormant prose muscles!

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  3. Hello, Robert. Thank you for liking “The Hiker” on A Journey to Wholeness. My plan is to make this blog a source of encouragement for people as they heal and grow. Your site looks like a place to visit often, so I will follow you. Hannah

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  4. Thanks for the like. And while I’m not sure I agree about the beer, I’m definitely on the same page when it comes to food.

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  5. Beer as the foundation of civilisation? Hey … I’ll drink to that~!

    (If not the foundation, it makes a damn’ fine lubricant!)

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