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About meAttended the University of Alaska, Anchorage, and the University of California, Los Angeles. After living in many places around the world, he currently resides in Southern California with an entourage of dachshunds.
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Real nameSteffan Piper
LocationBurbank, CA
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Member sinceApr 16, 2008
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Leaving the house,
I went out to see
The frog, for example,
in her satiny skin;
and her eggs
like a slippery veil;
and her eyes
with their golden rims;
and the pond
with its risen lilies;
and its warmed shores
dotted with pink flowers;
and the long, windless afternoons;
and the white heron
like a dropped cloud,
taking one slow step
then standing awhile then taking
another, writing
her own soft-footed poem
through the still waters.
-- Mary Oliver
posted by theoldman at 2:01 pm (EST) on Mar 10, 2009