Theodore Roethke wrote an article to draw me out, “How to Write Like Somebody Else.” Using his title as a sourdough starter, let us think how might—why might—we converse like our friend? (Just to be complete: for me the title had more meat than the essay. This means we must, as ever, find our own way. Don’t use all the starter your first baking.)
:- Doug.
Footprints in the Windsm # 2359
We are here to complicate this narrative. Where is here? This conversation. What narrative? First, that of your friend.
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Is attention the center of conversation? Perhaps it is attention, intention, leaning, pulling, stretching.
:- Doug.
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