Blue jays in the rain, less blue than gray, converge on an oak one tree in from the edge, tails like hands spread for a throw of dice.
Daily short takes from an Appalachian hollow
Blue jays in the rain, less blue than gray, converge on an oak one tree in from the edge, tails like hands spread for a throw of dice.
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For this week I’m definitely
voting for Sept 20 and Sept 19. Sign me up for a half-dozen slow-hawk-acorns and a quart of breath-followed-out-to-the-valley roofs.
I’m really liking this layout where a half-dozen thumbnail poems checker the page. Rooms at a gallery are like that, allowing one to mentally order or clump the paintings arrayed.
And the new top banner: wow!
Thanks for the review, Evan! This theme is kind of hard to tweak, but I guess I’ll keep it for a while — the page arrangment is hard to beat, as you say. As for the banner, I wish I knew who the artist was. I got it from a free desktop wallpaper site some months ago, and I don’t think that artists were credited. It may be some time before I grow tired of it.