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Poets Return Fleet summer winds are roughing out the water at lake’s edge, and once again the leaves are busy changing dress into flamboyant flares of color. Grass, thick from many summer rains is looking dusty now, no longer emerald green, it thins beneath the frosty nip of night. Imagination, lying fallow in the heat begins to stir and practice rolling phrase, bright images are born anew and words rise up to dance and spin within our minds. Set free from summer’s rush, we search within to scribe the treasures of the soul. |
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It is the start of the season for The Upper Delaware Writer's Collective.
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