“Note how the red rose,velvet worn by early frost,clings confidentlyto its own treacherous stem,never accursed by mirrors.” Luanne Castle Welcome to …Season 5 Episode 14: Luanne Castle on A Poet’s Voice
“Note how the red rose,velvet worn by early frost,clings confidentlyto its own treacherous stem,never accursed by mirrors.” Luanne Castle Welcome to …
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Thanks for sharing this conversation and reading. It was quite enlightening and entertaining.
Thank you so much. I’m glad you liked it. Rebecca is a wonderful interviewer, and her husband Don is great with the tech aspects.
Congratulations on the wonderful interview, Luanne! It made me go all warm and fuzzy inside just thinking about what poetry means to me as you spoke. I left another comment on Rebecca’s blog.
Aw, I love that, Liz! Such a sweet thought!
🙂
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Thanks for sharing this conversation and reading. It was quite enlightening and entertaining.
Thank you so much. I’m glad you liked it. Rebecca is a wonderful interviewer, and her husband Don is great with the tech aspects.
Congratulations on the wonderful interview, Luanne! It made me go all warm and fuzzy inside just thinking about what poetry means to me as you spoke. I left another comment on Rebecca’s blog.
Aw, I love that, Liz! Such a sweet thought!
🙂