off the blue ridge parkway...
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a world so deep you lose the self to find it
15.3.07
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a world so deep you lose the self to find it
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“We all need discipline.”
about me
- sam of the ten thousand things
- the milky way
- Sam Rasnake, a sardonic twist of fate, is a pathetic excuse for a poet who once dreamed he was a human who dreamed he was a teacher who thought he could play guitar. Along the way - a soul-mate, two children - one collection, Necessary Motions; three chapbooks, Religions of the Blood, Lessons in Morphology, and Inside a Broken Clock. He even thinks he edits a magazine - Blue Fifth Review.
what's in my head...
Motel Chronicles
Sam Shepard
Necessary Motions
(Sow's Ear Press)
Out of print, but may be purchased from the author.
collections
Religions of the Blood
(Pudding House Press)
In print and may be ordered from the publisher.
Lessons in Morphology
(GOSS183) - part of the MiPOesias Chapbook Series
Inside a Broken Clock
(Finishing Line Press)
In print and may be ordered from the publisher.
10 comments:
Sam,
This brought great delight to my eyes. I LOVE the Blue Ridge Mountains. I've got tons of pics from the Blue Ridge Pkwy if you're ever in need of some - lol. This is a great picture, btw, did you take it?
I spent my honeymoon in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Thanks for the post.
All I can say about that is wow. I can almost smell it.
I dind't take this image Rachel. Have some like it though. Thanks to Pamela, Helen, and Melissa for your comments.
ps:
You've probably done this a thousand times before nevertheless, I tagged you! Come play if you feel like it!
Sam – I camped in the Shenandoah Valley when I was very young – perhaps too young to appreciate what you have there. But I do recall the intensity of the pine. The air was almost sticky with pine.
Again -- wow. I'm so there someday. Maybe soon.
Thanks Dennis & Jenni for reading and viewing.
agreed - i love astronomy and feel that way when thinking of the scope of the universe. it is hard to see a reality beyond the small part revolving around us, but the largeness of what is beyond lets me not take myself so seriously.
Good to hear from you PJ. I do agree about the scope and the reality beyond. That's a great point.
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