Sunday Scribblings: Compose

If you've read this blog in April, you know that I'm knee-deep in writing a poem a day. But for this Sunday Scribblings, I decided to take a break and enjoy the warm weather.

This is how I composed my Saturday. What follows are the events of the day.

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It started out like this.

And then I shifted gears for some "me" time. I went to Harvard Square in Cambridge to visit ...

The Grolier Poetry Book Shop is the oldest poetry-only book store in North America, I think. Had a wonderful conversation with the new owner--they are now under new management, which should inject some much needed life into the store. I wish them great success as an independent bookstore and a Cambridge mainstay.

And here's what I bought ...

Aimee Nezhukumatathil's At the Drive-in Volcano. From there I walked around Harvard Sq.

(That's not me.)

Listened to some music.


And ended up here, before I headed home. This is Boston from the Cambridge side. Isn't she lovely?

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