Today's Postcard
Elsie and I have been having a lot of fun with our digital cameras. My recent extreme close-up of a daffodil has inspired her to take similar pictures.
I wrote a poemlette this morning which seemed to especially fit a picture Elsie took about two weeks ago. Naturally, the whole thing is now preserved in Postcard Format.
Meanwhile, Augustine has some kind words about this space (see "Digital Dialogue," dated April 6, 2004). In particular, she described "Love During Wartime" as "a gentle, unhurried stroll into poetry, politics, religion, justice and such."
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Hope you enjoy today's Postcard.
I wrote a poemlette this morning which seemed to especially fit a picture Elsie took about two weeks ago. Naturally, the whole thing is now preserved in Postcard Format.
Meanwhile, Augustine has some kind words about this space (see "Digital Dialogue," dated April 6, 2004). In particular, she described "Love During Wartime" as "a gentle, unhurried stroll into poetry, politics, religion, justice and such."
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Hope you enjoy today's Postcard.
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