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Poetry: A thing so small, by Robert Stone Here is another sonnet just written. It is not so upbeat. Strange how a small thing can set one's mind off. I went to the Horse Cave Heritage Festival music stage set up in front of the entrance to the cave, not so far away and almost forty feet below sidewalk level. Hazel Johnson, Mark Whitley, and Dave Foster were playing. Leaves and a few very small fronds were falling, swaying in the breeze. And then, a walnut fell about six or seven feet from where I was sitting, between me and the stage. No more fell but a few people entertained the notion that another walnut could crack one's skull.-Robert Stone A thing so small a sonnet by Robert Stone The autumn leaves in windy gentle sway--A Sonnet by Robert Stone, Saturday, 19 September 2009 This story was posted on 2009-09-20 03:07:06
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