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Saturday, January 23, 2010

january dawn
coyote calls
in falling snow

Posted by Dana Richard Sanford at 2:26 PM No comments:

Labels: haiku, poem, poetry

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Dana Richard Sanford: Is 63 years old. Is native to New Mexico. Has been married. Is a father and grandfather. Worked for 40 years in a variety of occupations. Went mad (agoraphobia, panic attacks, depression and general anxiety) for five years. Has recovered and now wants to share his art with the world. Artist statement: How do things fit together? Can they fit differently? All art is experimental. Can I make you think? Can I let you feel? Would you follow me on a trek through the wilderness? Would you dance the dance with me? Life beacons. Would you walk a ways with me? Yes, I flirt with you. I would take you into my life and share my thoughts and visions, my poetry and my art.

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