Travels In Provence, Summer,1972 Comments

Hey, Daniel! This poem is infused with a lovely warmth. Two things come to mind in connection with it. First, a question: Are you describing the start of the Santiago pilgrimmage? Two, since I think of you as a person of humanity and compassion, I find it interesting that you refer to Ezra Pound positively. My main associations with him are negative. To you I’m open—what can you tell me about him? Glen

Thank you for taking me along on this journey- reading you is often like being at your side or being behind your eyes, the read is that immediate and fills my senses so with sights and sounds and scents and the wisdom of pondering life and literature and the journey of man. Thank you, Daniel, for always being an important and educational and horizon-expanding read. 1000000000000000000 stars of course!

You take the reader along with you on a wonderful journey of scents, beauty, flowers, sunshine and the great Ezra Pound. An exploration, a pilgrimage, a vacation complemented by the timelessness of Ezra's poetry....as you feel the blessings in the air, so does the reader. A beautiful poem that definitely finds Beauty within Beauty. A big 10.