I spent three days in Duluth Minnesota earlier this week on an anniversary trip with my husband. On Tuesday we celebrated 36 years of marriage! It was our first time in Duluth and visiting the North Shore of Minnesota. We hiked, had some micro-brewed beer, and saw an iconic lighthouse on the shore of Lake Superior. We celebrated our love and our lives together.

There was haze from the Canadian wildfires while we were there as well as some fog on the way home. The fog reminded me of Carl Sandberg’s poem of the same name, now in the public domain.
Fog
1878 – 1967
The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking
over harbor and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on.
This poem is in the public domain.

These days it is hard to tell fog from haze.
I’ve blogged about our Duluth trip on my Medium.com page. You can visit there for more. It is a fun city! We also really enjoyed the beauty of the Northern Lake Superior shoreline.
Poetry Anthology News
Many of you read my post last week when I announced the poetry anthology of ekphrastic poetry for children that I’ll put together, edit, and publish in 2024. I was pleased to know there was anticipation and excitement about my announcement! I hope to see submissions from many Poetry Friday friends. Submissions open August 1st. Thank you for your consideration.
The details are here:

Today is Poetry Friday! Our host is Jan at BookSeedStudio where she refers us to a host of possibilities! Thanks, Jan!


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