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The Mountains Stood In Haze, Emily Dickenson

By Marilyn Armstrong on 08/30/2013 • ( 7 )

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Teepee12
08/30/2013 • 23:19

Thanks for the reblog. Love the poem and was looking for a poetic match for the picture. They met. It was love at first sight 🙂

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Bette A. Stevens
08/30/2013 • 21:54

Reblogged this on 4writersandreaders and commented:
Oh, the beauty of nature & poetry! ~ Bette A. Stevens http://www.4writersandreaders.com

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- Teepee12
  08/30/2013 • 22:58
  
  They make such natural companions 🙂
  
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Garry Armstrong
08/30/2013 • 11:08

Could serve as a tribute to Julie Harris, “The Belle of Amherst”, who recently left us.

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- Teepee12
  08/30/2013 • 11:11
  
  I hadn’t realized she was a local kid.
  
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  - Garry Armstrong
    08/30/2013 • 11:17
    
    That’s the Dickinson one woman show that Ms. Harris did frequently. Not sure where she she was from.
    
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