A Timbered Choir
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For nearly twenty years Wendell Berry has often spent his Sunday mornings in a kind of walking meditation, observing the world and composing poetry. As he writes in his foreword, "These poems were written in silence, in solitude, mainly out of doors." He asks that they be read in the same manner. If
… More »For nearly twenty years Wendell Berry has often spent his Sunday mornings in a kind of walking meditation, observing the world and composing poetry. As he writes in his foreword, "These poems were written in silence, in solitude, mainly out of doors." He asks that they be read in the same manner. If it's an unusual wish, it proves unusually rewarding.
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