[Orwn Acra]

I kind of want Ann to narrate my day.

"And he waters his zinnias with a drip drop drip"

[Michael Cantor]

Congrats to all. I just sent Paul (belatedly) a recording of mine. It isn't easy recording a poem which was intended to sound like a liturgical drone and making it sound interesting (I kept falling asleep while listening to it, which might be a bad sign), and the worst part is that my reading is immediately followed by Ann Drysdale, who would make Dylan Thomas sound boring in comparison. I'm doomed.

[Adam Elgar]

Great poems and great readings indeed.
Don't worry Michael, I stayed awake reading Hexagrams (to myself - and thinking of the eruv back home), though I'm sure Ann's spine-tingler helped.

[Gail White]

This is a beautiful issue - the titles alone are fun reading. And I love Janice's maze poem -- partly, I admit, because I just like saying "Saffron Waldon."

[Jones Pat]

And now for our pleasure, Michael reading Hexagram for us:

http://www.the-flea.com/Issue14/Hexagram.html

Wonderful poem, Michael...great to hear you read it...so glad you recorded it.

Pat

[Andrew Frisardi]

Congrats to everyone who's in this issue and thanks to Paul for putting it together. Lots of good stuff and a pleasure to look at as well. Janet Kenny's poem just gave me a jolt, and Mezey's monorhyme made me hum. Editing back after listening to Ann's and Duncan's superb readings-singings: good stuff!