Ethel’s poem, “Cold”, has been published by Poetry Breakfast this morning. Poetry Breakfast emails one poem a day to subscribers. It publishes some of the finest and most accomplished poets being published today. You can see Ethel’s poem at: https://poetrybreakfast.com/category/all-poems, the site’s web page. I hope you’ll find time to go to Poetry Breakfast this morning.
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Ethel’s Poem on Poetry Breakfast This Morning
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Book Signings in Shawano and Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
I will be doing book signings this week in both Shawano and Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. The Weirding Storm, A Dragon Epic published by Bennison Books will be featured at both readings, although I will also be signing copies of Sustaining the Forest, the People, and the Spirit, the children’s novel, Salt Bear, and the environmental novel, The Alkali Cliffs. I am always hoping that readers of fourwindowspress.com might show up to these.
The Shawano event is on Thursday, August 31 from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Sturgeon Bay event is on September 2 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
I have been really happy with most of the four book signing events I’ve held so far. The Weirding Storm, A Dragon Epic seems to have a market. Proof of that lies in the photograph sent to me by the wonderful novelist, D. M. Denton, whose new book, Without the Veil Between will be in print this year, entitled Yoshi and Dragons, although we should not that there is a mouse in the photograph too:
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Power
by Alazanto, Kevin Davis, our beloved son
Alazanto was Kevin Davis, our son
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Black Bear in a Berry Patch
a photograph by Sonja Bingen
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Photographs by Sonja Bingen
Forgiveness
by Ethel Mortenson Davis
Before you come
into the wilderness
you must leave
your anger and hate
behind you.
You must open your heart
and extend your arms
before you can see
the new ground-cover plants
whose leaves feel
like a baby’s skin.
Look!
A yellow swallowtail.
She is leading us
through the shaded trees
and wants us to follow.
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