I created this PLOG (poetry blog) for the Emmett Lee Dickinson Museum (above the coin-op Laundromat on Dickinson Boulevard in Washerst, PA), and a little bit later on I created a Tumblr blog for my work (as a principal at a middle school). That blog is called "Art'sCool," and there I plan to share my thoughts this year on how I will integrate the world of art with my work as a school administrator. Sometimes when I write about poetry, my Plog and my Blog intersect. Like today.
This morning I posted an entry on my Tumblr blog entitled "The Saddest Line In All Of Poetry," and I thought you might be interested. in it. The "saddest line in all of poetry" comes from a poem by Robert Frost, and as E. E. Cummings would have said, it is more sadder than saddest.
If you're interested, the post is HERE. After you read it, though, don't be sad. Instead, c'mon back here to theDickinson.net for a few laughs. At theDickinson.net my aim is to keep you abreast of the lastest research into the life and poetry of Emmett Lee Dickinson (Emily Dickinson's third cousin, twice removed -- at her request) -- and to keep you smiling!
This morning I posted an entry on my Tumblr blog entitled "The Saddest Line In All Of Poetry," and I thought you might be interested. in it. The "saddest line in all of poetry" comes from a poem by Robert Frost, and as E. E. Cummings would have said, it is more sadder than saddest.
If you're interested, the post is HERE. After you read it, though, don't be sad. Instead, c'mon back here to theDickinson.net for a few laughs. At theDickinson.net my aim is to keep you abreast of the lastest research into the life and poetry of Emmett Lee Dickinson (Emily Dickinson's third cousin, twice removed -- at her request) -- and to keep you smiling!
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