With Richard Aston I share a love for science and logic, a love for poetry, and a love for the Susquehanna Valley. His home is Wilkes-Barre and mine was (for 25 years) Bloomsburg -- both Northeastern Pennsylvania Susquehanna River towns. We met long ago at a gathering of the Mulberry Poets (a group in which Richard remains active) in Scranton. His recent collection of poetry Valley Voices (Foothills Publishing, 2012) has recently arrived in my mailbox and I'd like to share one of the voices in his collection -- a gathering of poems from a writer who has listened to the members of the communities in which he lives and has created memory portraits so that they will not be forgotten. Here is one of his Susquehanna valley voices.
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Monday, April 2, 2012
Valley Voices
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