#1 the “unity of life” is a such a succinct way to capture what I have yearned for so dearly ever since I started working and which post-covid gave me (and others) at least a small taste of.
#2 I find your approach of eulogizing him by diving into one photo brilliant and very you.
I saw that he was having health problems. Truly a great American.
I first read his essay on seeing, loving and soil way back around 1996 or 1997. It helped me imagine a different way of going about life than what we are usually fed.
#1 the “unity of life” is a such a succinct way to capture what I have yearned for so dearly ever since I started working and which post-covid gave me (and others) at least a small taste of.
#2 I find your approach of eulogizing him by diving into one photo brilliant and very you.
Thanks so much, L Vago!
I love his poetry, and you’ve inspired me to dig into this book of essays. Thanks, Russell!
I believe, and hope, you will enjoy his essays immensely, Michael!
I remember when you first posted this.... still good. Thanks for sharing it again!
I saw that he was having health problems. Truly a great American.
I first read his essay on seeing, loving and soil way back around 1996 or 1997. It helped me imagine a different way of going about life than what we are usually fed.
Thank you for lifting him up.
Thank you, Steve. Well-said: "a different way of going about life than what we are usually fed."