lori: your photograph reminds me of an armadillo. I hope everyone follows the link to "turtle" and all the other poems by Mary Oliver. All carefully hidden behind the thick plating of the prehistoric survivors still winding their way across our roads - and providing road kill to the turkey vultures. best
Reminds me of the Adena repro. turtle that rides with me in my truck, and the children who used to call me turtle, and a big gopher tortoise that I saw easing along the grass out here in the country.
Turtle was home for the other animals when they first came here from the stars, a common tribal tale here and there.
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lori: your photograph reminds me of an armadillo. I hope everyone follows the link to "turtle" and all the other poems by Mary Oliver. All carefully hidden behind the thick plating of the prehistoric survivors still winding their way across our roads - and providing road kill to the turkey vultures.
best
Reminds me of the Adena repro. turtle that rides with me in my truck, and the children who used to call me turtle, and a big gopher tortoise that I saw easing along the grass out here in the country.
Turtle was home for the other animals when they first came here from the stars, a common tribal tale here and there.
Utile et dulce, Lori. :)
miz lori: the armadillo chase has yielded results in the comment section over at my place. (Much obliged)
:-)
cool. what interesting textures. you know how i love textures. love this poem, btw.
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