Paul,
When I shared my experience of participating in (International) Poem
in Yer Pocket Day, I wrote that when I read my poem to different
people I had the feeling that the world stopped for those of us
reading and listening to the poem.
By the world stopping I was thinking of Carlos Castaneda. I
In a message dated 6/1/05 1:53:52 PM, ra...@bk.ru writes:
> Those poems not only stop the present, they also stop the future.
>
Raffi,
How so? I don't see them as stopping anything.
Paul
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Paul,
Those poems not only stop the present, they also stop the future.
They make me have a sense of what I call vuja de all over again...
p.s. Harrison, your self-published OST book is available for bid at
99cents on ebay...I would buy it...if anything it's a collectible...
Dear Ralph,
Speaking of poems in your pocket: I was asleep and awakened thinking that you
should have some futuristic poems for your journey. Thus, the following
poems from the Space Child's Mother Goose by Frederick Winsor (1958) might be
appropriate, perhaps one for each week:
Probable-Possib
Ralph,
Might you consider taking a (very bawdy) limerick in your pocket for
the trip? I think you and I and some 400 or so other folks on this
listserv know what you'll need to do with that poem.
So we won't even go there...
(somewhat) impishly,
raffi
mailto:ra...@bk.ru
Only "so long" (Long)Bon Voyage -- and you know there are a whole mess of
folks out there who will welcome you. And Thank God - no more nasty limericks
for the moment!
ho
Harrison Owen
7808 River Falls Dr.
Potomac, MD 20854
USA
301-365-2093
207-763-3261 (summe
Only "so long" (Long)Ralph...be well and I look forward to hearing about the
insights you receive from your mighty journey. I've trained many Good Neighbors
and Family Advocates across the country and if you want to find safe harbor
with people willing to open their homes to
Happy Birthday, Ralph--and congratulations for opening space for the ride of
a lifetime!
Knowing you, I predict that you will find deep community in many places
across this land. Have a wonderful time--and be prepared to bring us a trip
report!
Love,
Joelle
P.S. I'm going to be reading your
Ralph - Bon voyage. Rosemary and I will think of you on your journey and be
waiting to hear the news from the many communities that we are sure you will
find - you wizard you!
Brenda
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Ralph:
I was reflecting the other day that what is alive in me as a consultant is
the communities I work with, the First Nations and Aboriginal communities
around British Columbia here. And although I am from Ontario, and Ojibway is
my ancestry, I am a part of the larger Aboriginal community ou
Hi,
In about two weeks, I'll be heading off for a summer-long trip that will
essentially keep me off the internet. In an effort to prevent out-of-office
e-mail inbox build-up, I will soon unsubscribe to all listserves, including
this one, and I'll re-subscribe in September.
I've been following t
Ralph Copleman wrote:
> On some level, though, I think my trip will be about a search for
> community in America, this troubled, deeply divided, seductive Gargantua
> of a country I love, and which has broken my heart so often of late.
Ralph,
Thank you for this personal and moving note. 'Breakin
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