Thanks for coming along on the ride, Nathan! I do want to push some of the parts of the story I’ve roughly drafted more into the surreal so thansk for the inspiration there.
Oh! I'm really excited for this Kate, a modern Thoreau sounds dreamy. Only been to Maine once, to visit Bates and Bowdoin on a college tour, and yes, it was green. :) 💚🌲🌳
Awesome to see some work from you, KCW! I like where you are headed with this and of course any piece that works in the word semiotic and contemplates language has me hooked also!!!
Thanks Brian! Always language! Have you read Thoreau’s The Maine Woods? I’m thinking about other books, too. As a New Englander, you will probably see the weaves.
I have read that text! For some weird reason I really like A Week in The Concord and Merrimack Rivers as my HDT fav. And of course I’m sure the bends in those rivers will help your weave!
The nearest I've been to Maine is a Robert Lowell poem. But I'm looking forward to reading more, Kate!
That's a nice place to be though... thanks for bringing me back to him. https://allpoetry.com/poem/14330599-Water-by-Robert-Lowell
Thanks Jeffrey!
Beautiful! I’ve only ever visited Maine in literature and film, but I would love to visit…
Great ways to visit :)
Thank you, Victoria!
This piece was so evocative- I'm hooked! I've always thought Maine would be a place I'd like to visit.
Thanks, Kate! You'd love it there.
Love how you write and the way you quietly merge with nature in every line. Brilliant!
Thank you, Jon!
This has such flow and rhythm, Kate. I don't know where it's heading, but count me in to ride with your lovely words. ☺️
Thanks for coming along on the ride, Nathan! I do want to push some of the parts of the story I’ve roughly drafted more into the surreal so thansk for the inspiration there.
Very much looking forward to it!
Oh! I'm really excited for this Kate, a modern Thoreau sounds dreamy. Only been to Maine once, to visit Bates and Bowdoin on a college tour, and yes, it was green. :) 💚🌲🌳
Thanks Troy! Cool you went to see Bowdoin my Alma mater :)
Oh that is cool!
Awesome to see some work from you, KCW! I like where you are headed with this and of course any piece that works in the word semiotic and contemplates language has me hooked also!!!
Thanks Brian! Always language! Have you read Thoreau’s The Maine Woods? I’m thinking about other books, too. As a New Englander, you will probably see the weaves.
I have read that text! For some weird reason I really like A Week in The Concord and Merrimack Rivers as my HDT fav. And of course I’m sure the bends in those rivers will help your weave!
Oh I’ve never read it but have spent time on the Concord River. Will take your recommendation, Brian. Thanks!