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my poem came with me on a dream run from christine swint on Vimeo.
While running along my usual route, I took video images of some of the sites that wound up in my poem.
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That is so cool. It is the perfect accompaniment to the poem, you’re so good at this stuff…….
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So very nice. I am inspired to make my own video poem. Thanks.
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Brilliant.
I’m off to shout it out to the group.
Waving at you from New York.
May the best of dreams always run with you!
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The sumac, the dark water, the sound of feet against tar, the word joy (I like to think it’s the feeling). You are so clever.
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This is absolutely the coolest thing EVER! I loved both the poem and the video that brought it to life!
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once again your reading blows me away…
we have such dissimilar writing style that i am often guilty of not getting it,,, but when i hear you read it to me,, it makes me understand that it is indeed your truth,, and not just crafted words….
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Again, a great achievement.
I don’t think I could “voice” a poem as flawlessly. 🙂
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Oh, VERY cool! Wonderful to hear you reading. This is just lovely.
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Wonderful..
said the spider to the fly
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I loved especially the word “pad” and the whole j-o-y sequence.
It is amazing how “pad” got to me. That one animal word. Three little letters. The perfect word. Damn.
I am touched by your remarkable talent. Once again.
xxoo
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“Flaming tips of sumac lips.” Yes! I’ll never forget that line. Dangit, I hate being away, because I miss your awesome work. But it’s great to be here again. You are a wonderful reader, Christine. And a wonderful poet!
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