Thankfully this train is no longer in town, but do you know what is? A really fun Saturday afternoon reading in a place that has WINE and BOOKS: Visible Voice in Tremont, 4:00 pm. Eric and I will be reading poems with Aleathia Drehmer of New York. I will read some Saint Monica poems and there will be copies for sale, and Eric & I will read the newest installment of our Scenic Birds of Ohio series, wherein we write poems imagining that the shuttlecock is a bird of Ohio. Oh, it will be so fun. We hope to see you there.
08 July 2011
Creepy Train.
Thankfully this train is no longer in town, but do you know what is? A really fun Saturday afternoon reading in a place that has WINE and BOOKS: Visible Voice in Tremont, 4:00 pm. Eric and I will be reading poems with Aleathia Drehmer of New York. I will read some Saint Monica poems and there will be copies for sale, and Eric & I will read the newest installment of our Scenic Birds of Ohio series, wherein we write poems imagining that the shuttlecock is a bird of Ohio. Oh, it will be so fun. We hope to see you there.
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For the record, that's the creepiest train, ever.
You have to pay to ride it, too.
Would that be the common eastern shuttlecock, or the northern longtailed shuttlecock?
Ruby-throated warbling variety, Lyle! Very rare in Ohio.
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