I went in Mpls (bc hometown)Had an amazing interaction with Linda Hogan & my big excitement: someone mistook me for Cheryl Strayed in the bathroom line. Oh young writers. No. l'm just a 40-something blond unpublished writer with a western vibe & a shirt from the Sundance catalog

RT @bloodsigns: a cape moon …

RT @bloodsigns: Kagamibuta, with insert of gold. Full Moon with Plum Branch 1800-1900

RT @bloodsigns: White Plum Blossoms and Moon Itō Jakuchū Japanese 1755

RT @bloodsigns: Ohara Koson • (1878-1945) Autumn Grasses and Moon

RT @bloodsigns: Among the Shadows at Home” by W.S. Merwin • The Moon Before Morning

RT @bloodsigns: A favorite to end the night. From Ellen Bass • The Human Line

RT @bloodsigns: Ellen Bass • The Human Line

RT @bloodsigns: Epigraph for the collection Indigo by Ellen Bass

RT @bloodsigns: Because the world is terrible — Ellen Bass

RT @bloodsigns: Ellen Bass • Indigo

RT @bloodsigns: Dorianne Laux • Facts About the Moon

RT @bloodsigns: On the Back Porch by Dorianne Laux

RT @bloodsigns: Dorianne Laux The Orgasms Of Organisms From Only As The Day Is Long

RT @bloodsigns: Dorianne Laux’s introduction to Ellen Bass’ Mules of Love

RT @bloodsigns: Dorianne Laux •You Are Here: Poetry in the Natural World edited and introduced by Ada Limón

Mary Oliver • Devotions

"Yes I loved them, those gatherings late at night,-" by Anna Akhmatova, translated by Jane Kenyon

“And it is significant. For animals, as well as plants, there have never been individuals. This new paradigm for biology asks new questions and seeks new relationships among the different living entities on Earth. We are all lichens.”