It could be… It could be!
And on the last sundae, soondae, serene Sunday Press this month,
I want to invite you
to sit back and listen
to two short YouTube videos you might have missed the
first time they aired.
Find them at the Experiments In Fiction YouTube Channel.
Drop a like and subscribe if you’d like to support my Editor. *wink* Thanks.
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Aye, where are theyβ
the songs of September?
As we cross the meridian into Fall?
A winnowing wind disturbs the grass,
my hair soft-lifts
~ In The Shadow of Rainbows, Songs of September
A TIME TO TALK by Robert Frost 1874 β 1963 When a friend calls to me from the road And slows his horse to a meaning walk, I don't stand still and look around On all the hills I haven't hoed, And shout from where I am, What is it? No, not as there is a time to talk. I thrust my hoe in the mellow ground, Blade-end up and five feet tall, And plod: I go up to the stone wall For a friendly visit. This poem is in the public domain.
Happy Birthday to my friend, Kathryn A. LeRoy, the photographer of the lovely cover photo of In The Shadow of Rainbows Kathryn A. LeRoy creates stories with words and images to touch the heart of the world with kindness, courage, and wholeness. You can find Kathryn at kathrynleroy.com or catch her with her notebook and camera capturing moments of life.
Happy last Sunday in August, friends.
May the winds this week provide smooth sailing into the new month.
For next week, I have a poem that dates back to the Renaissance period.
It’s a gorgeous poem about the human mind I think you’ll like.
Thanks for reading today.
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Beautifully read, both poems. Love them.
Thanks for the support, Sadje. Xoxo
Always a pleasure
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Wonderful poem both. I like & love them. Beautiful Sunday title & art . Amazing speech video .
Glad you liked them, Raj. Thanks.
Most welcome, Selma!
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Such a beautiful read. I’m excited for your next week’s poem, Selma
Hehe. Thanks.
Hehe, wait for it, my pretty π
You will love it!
I enjoyed listening to these lovely poems once again, Selma. <3 Have a great week!
Aww. Thanks again, dear Cheryl. XoXo
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I love your Sunday sundae messages. And what a lovely gift to find your poems and one from another favorite poet, Robert Frost. I would certainly put down my gardening spade to visit with you, my friend. Imagine the long, happy talk we could have across a garden gate.
Imagining that. Yes. Or at an airport lobby. How cool that would be. Happy birthday dearest. Xoxo
Both poems are beautiful!
Thanks for thinking them so. Glad you read and listened to these. Youβre the best. ππ½ββοΈ
You are wonderful and you’re more than welcome!
Beautiful poems! Well written π
Thanks. Priti. So glad you liked them both. XoXo
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