I am pleased to tell you

Here’s a poem by Mary Oliver:   I AM PLEASED TO TELL YOU Mr. Death, I am pleased to tell you, there are rifts in your long black coat. Today Rumi (obit. 1273) came visiting, and not for the first time. True he didn’t speak with his tongue but from memory, and whether he wasContinue reading “I am pleased to tell you”

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