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Welcome to my little spot on the web!
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If this is your first visit, and you are interested in reading and finding information about my writing: Click Here.
Return visitors can check out what's new just a few inches down this page, or by clicking here.
Kudos
Poetry
Words
Information for new visitors:
For a good read check out a sample copy of my book review column, The Book Worm, or my gardening column Digging the Dirt.
You will find some of my poetry on this page and on the Poetry page.
Information on my books, Food Security & Sustainability and Sacred Smoke can be found on the In Print page.
Links to more of my writing can be found on both the Words and Credits pages.
A little information about me, as well as some pictures can be found on the Bio page. An additional photo is on the bottom of the Credits page. Visit FaceBook and search on Harvest McCampbell to find even more photos.
New for Sept. 09:
You will find a new Home Page Photo, featuring some cute Porch Puppies right here.
I have a whole new website: www.BioDiverseGardens.com
Information on my newest book, Food Security & Sustainability for the Times Ahead, has been moved to my In Print page.
The Short Short Bio has been updated once again, to reflect changes in my life . . .
Transitions are at hand . . .
Call it a mid-life crisis if you like . . . I am currently taking a break from my book review and gardening columns to do some traveling and visit with friends and family. Here at the end of the summer, I am working on some programs, preparing to do some presentations, and I hope to be planting new gardens, and to eventually sink new roots. But for now I am on a journey, to share, to learn, & to grow . . . To see what I am up to, please visit: www.BioDiverseGardens.com
Send an e-mail to:
harvest95546@yahoo.com
are a poet’s playthings
the reviewer’s rivets
a writer’s wrenches
each one has a history
stretching back into the misty past
born of an idea
a moment communicated
with gesture
body language
facial expression
vocalization
the sound became distinct
and then divergent
shared across cultures
growing in meaning
from vague
to precise
and back to inexact
eventually
they met with quills
printing presses
radio waves
the internet
eventually they came
to my ears
my voice
my fingers
and i was blessed with
Words
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Harvest McCampbell
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