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Word Cloud: REFLECTION

Posted on July 31, 2015 by wordcloud9

by Nona Blyth Cloud For some writers, leaving the comforts of “civilization” for a simple life does wonders for their work. Henry David Thoreau is the best-known example of a writer doing more productive work out in the woods. When … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Word Cloud | Tagged Arizona, Henry David Thoreau, Journal of a Solitude, Maine, May Sarton, Reflection, Writing | 9 Comments

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