Fall
Well, back to work.
I owe many people many things, project-wise.
You shall have them all by the end of the week.
_____________________
I took this photo on Sunday in the side yard.
Yes, it is Fall.
posted by greg rappleye at 7:02 AM
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
Well, back to work.
I owe many people many things, project-wise.
You shall have them all by the end of the week.
_____________________
I took this photo on Sunday in the side yard.
Yes, it is Fall.
About Me
- Name: greg rappleye
- Location: Grand Haven, Michigan, United States
I am a writer who lives and works in West Michigan. I am a graduate of Albion College, the University of Michigan Law School, and the MFA Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College. I have published three full-length collections of poetry: Holding Down the Earth (Sky Books, 1995), A Path Between Houses (University of Wisconsin Press, 2000) which won the Brittingham Prize, and Figured Dark (University of Arkansas Press, 2007), which won the University of Arkansas Press Poetry Series. I have also published three chapbooks: Eros, Psyche and the Death of Narrative (Candle Creek Press, 2006), The Afterlight (WVU-Legal Studies Forum, 2006), and The Divisible Field ( WVU-Legal Studies Forum, 2008), and have completed a fourth manuscript, Tropical Landscape with Ten Hummingbirds. I am working on a novel. My work has received a Pushcart Prize, the Mississippi Review Prize, the Paumanok Poetry Prize, the Greensboro Review Literary Award in Poetry, and the Arts & Letters Prize. I was a Bread Loaf Fellow in 2002. When not writing, I work full-time as corporation counsel for a local government and also teach part-time in the English Department at Hope College in Holland, Michigan.
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5 Comments:
I'm not listening!
Yes indeed. On my way to Eastern PA this weekend, I noticed the leaves starting to change.
But at 80 degrees, it's hard to think of Autumn.
I'm quite happy to see the leaves change. To see them dry up and crumple off the trees however, I could do without. brrr.
Lovely Autumn colours in your leaves. Our leaves in UK are much slower to change and rarely reach the heights of those in the US' Michigan looks as colourful as New England which is always where people from here go to see the colour.
Thank-you for your comment on my blog. You sound as if you speak from experience. Yes?
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