Kim Stafford is the Poet Laureate of Oregon. He’s a wonderful poet, as was his father, William Stafford. He’s been publishing on InstaGram a series of poems during this pandemic and time of quarantine, and I’ve looked forward to reading each one.
Here is his poem that greeted me this morning. He introduces it by saying, “In the web of our connections now, there are no random strangers. All become kin in our mutual concern.”
His work is another one of the beautifully creative endeavors that are helping us get through this crazy time with compassion and understanding.
CLICK HERE to visit his project POEMS FOR THE PANDEMIC at The Oregonian online site.
CLICK HERE to visit his own website.
CLICK HERE to visit his InstaGram page.
This speaks to my heart.
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And to mine! ❤️
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This is so good, Robin. Thanks for sharing.
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I like him so much, Les!
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I love this poem. Will definitely be visiting his page for more of his work!
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Iliana, I’ve been very impressed with his poems for the pandemic. I hope you enjoy them, too.
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Yes! Thank you for posting this.
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Thanks, Jane. I thought the poem would speak to many of us!
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