Your Editor slipped into Western Massachusetts yesterday — not
to chastise some shady lawyers, but to find a shady spot at Tanglewood
for an afternoon concert by the Boston Symphony, featuring Pinchas
Zuckerman.
I can’t remember ever spending a more enjoyable time outside. Perfect (and
bugfree) summer weather; the company of two of my very best friends and
their extended family; people-watching fun; beautiful music across the field;
intervals in peaceful repose, or reading The Innocent, Harlan Coben’s newest
thriller; and painting-perfect cloud puffs slowly sailing by. Then, we ended the
evening celebrating three August birthdays with some sinful chocolate cake.
A performance that will be hard to beat — even by Carolyn Hall.
leaning back
in their chairs
old friends reunited
L’Apres-midi d’un faune
the brass section
empties their horns
starless night
she knows he is
one of her sons
“L’Apres-midi d’un faune” & “starless night” – Frogpond XXVIII:2 (2005)
“leaning back” – A New Resonance 2: Emerging Voices; Frogpond XXII:3
by dagosan:
lawn seating —
we hear
the clouds float by
[July 25, 2005]
potluck – the lid‘s back on in July “TangleWoodTreeN”
original at Tanglewood
dave,
a lull in the action here at work.
just wanted to say hello. one old baseball piece from 2001 that i found today written
in the margin on page 139 of ken kesey’s
sometime a great notion
ed
first colored leaves…
i swing late
at a change-up
Comment by ed markowski — July 25, 2005 @ 11:33 pm