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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
red dragonfly its large head reflects the sun
w. f. owen
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
frisbee tournament the sudden dip of a red dragonfly
written in june of 07 for a posting on fka pertaining to the 50th anniversary of the frisbee...
i like it! red dragonflies are considered to appear in late summer, but they have been around our house for weeks. there's a huge one i see every day in my yard ... maybe the drought has them out earlier here.
2 comments:
frisbee tournament
the sudden dip
of a red dragonfly
written in june of 07 for a posting on fka pertaining to
the 50th anniversary of
the frisbee...
here's another frisbee poem...
ufo photo
the chipped edge
of a silver frisbee
ed
hi ed,
i like it! red dragonflies are considered
to appear in late summer, but they have been
around our house for weeks. there's a huge one
i see every day in my yard ... maybe the drought has
them out earlier here.
thanks,
bill
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