Poetry Tuesday?
August 5, 2008 @ 7:51 am | Filed under: Poetry, Uncategorized
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At 5:33 pm
Margaret in Minnesota said:
I LOVE that poem! You should write a book, Lissa!
Er, wait a minute.
*sheepish grin*
Okay, well, let me say that I’m glad you DID.
How about a book of poetry next?
At 6:48 pm
Lily Hargrove said:
I bet your ears were ringing last night. I was out w/ Kate Gypson (we landed at the same book club)and Stevie’s name came up. So did yours…I told her I thought you probably weren’t done producing amazing little Petersons. That was BEFORE I found you again online. Hooray to all of you. Crozet certainly is a little less magical without you here, but the love still comes in and keeps me sane. Consider yourselves missed!