I particularly enjoy the poetry of Frank Hubeny, and he often includes a recording of his reading of his original work. He normally includes his own photographs to enhance the overall experience, and they are always a delight.
I wish I had his talent.
Today, he posted Walking to the Botanic Garden, a haibun, which combines prose and haiku. I know it sounds complicated but, believe me, it isn’t. As usual, Frank began, and ended, with his own photographs that perfectly frame the whole experience. Follow the link, above, to see why I love Frank’s poems.
I commented on today’s haibun as follows:
I don’t park my mind, I just let it wander all by itself. Not only does it seem perfectly capable of wandering during the day, but it also wanders a great deal most nights too, and it is kind to me in that it holds the memories for me to consider later!
That struck me as profound, and I thought I should record the thought, if only for my own peace of mind!
I am glad you liked this, Peter! Thank you for the mention!
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My pleasure Frank – literally!
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Ha, coincidentally I just read that post of Frank’s directly before this one. I also enjoy his poetry and photos.
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Thank you for sharing Peter.
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It’s a wonderful statement Peter. Appreciating your wondering thoughts and giving them free reign is great gift to yourself. And us.
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I wonder as I wander, and wander as I wonder Colleen. I’m sure there’s a song about that!
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I wonnnnnnnder…..I can sing it, I just don’t know the song!!!!! Or from what era!!!
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I love that Peter! I need to visit his blog!
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