“I don’t want to imagine Vermont without apples.”
A Possible Eden
by Bob Arnold
Cover paintings by the author
Modern fables
limited to 50 hand-sewn copies
40 pages
Longhouse
Publishers & Booksellers
Green River, Vermont
www.longhousepoetry.com
Image: front cover (click to enlarge)
by Bob Arnold
Cover paintings by the author
Modern fables
limited to 50 hand-sewn copies
40 pages
Longhouse
Publishers & Booksellers
Green River, Vermont
www.longhousepoetry.com
Image: front cover (click to enlarge)
I’ve half a mind to plant this book and watch it root and grow. Then again, that’s just what reading is. And I did. And it did. And it is.
Update:
In the Forum: Yeats, Keats, Katz, and then some.
10 comments:
How wonderful this is and thank you so much for sharing it and bringinf this wonderful book to my attention William!
Yep - it "roots and grows" - just what Bob's poetry does.
word verification: humanky!
My pleasure, Raven. Thank you!
Vassilis, I’m not surprised. Even the word verification is impressed by Bob’s book.
just made me smile:) so, thank you
You’re quite welcome, Rahina. Knowing so makes the day that much better.
Vermount, apples, eden, apples ... already The title is very interesting
I like a lot what you have said about...
leave me thinking... I like so much the idea that books are the seeds that we plant it in our souls and in our souls they blossom and grow!
Williasm your sensitivity never ceases to amaze me
thank you!!
Thank you, dear Laura. This little book is the kind that brings such images to mind.
Chaque livre, chaque oeuvre poussent dans notre coeur différemment...
many dear greetings beautiful, a book is like a garden that is carried in the pocket, Love Jasmin...
So true, Martine. And our hearts grow because of them.
Yes, Jasmin, it really is....
Post a Comment