Jenny, Bob, Thank you very much for responding so positively to my poem. I have others I plan to send to you. I agree that we do need an ENTS book of poetry. And, Jenny, that you wrote lyrics to a folk song - that does count for poetry. I agree that on a sunny day in November there is nothing more glorious than the radiant leaves of sunlit old growth oaks. As far as the artist from Chartres goes, I neglected to mention that the artist is female, and to answer your question about the artist succeeding in raising herself from the mud she does indeed! Boy, does she! She celebrates the Earth and its glorious old growth forests in her art, yet she is bound to the Earth, and she celebrates the depths of the Earth as well as the celestial spaces. Old growth forests are a big part of both novels, and one of the novels deals with wonders discovered in a cave. Through her work the whole world will see how precious and inspiring our old growth forests are, and how precious our lives and the lives of trees are in this universe filled with life and light. Tom Howard _________________________________________________________________ Hotmail: Powerful Free email with security by Microsoft. http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/171222986/direct/01/
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