(Scene? Something in the first Star Wars. Or the fourth. Whatever. I guess if I can drag them to Breaking Bad locations in Albuquerque, they can drag me to Star Wars locations in Death Valley.)
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“and for all this nature is never spent…” really appreciate the contemperary-culture alliterations (in a McLuhan ‘medium is the message’ sense). Here’s some more home-schooling ‘poetry in motion’…
www{dot}youtube{dot}com/watch?v=ZhLCSh4VLmA
a clip of Gerald Manley Hopkins audio-CD and of course this inspiration for “Dappled Things”
www{dot}youtube{dot}com/watch?v=spWfa–sqgQ
(anticipating Laudate sii, the papal encyclical on ecology-environment, alliteration-analysis of his compound-word neologisms, here
www{dot}youtube{dot}com/watch?v=ARbav1N3BFU)