Poet’s Corner: Remembrances Of Things Past Left Carefully In Our Hands
The first time I entered the Academy I felt swept far, far away into the past, transported through a...
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Poet’s Corner: A Pond Where Still Waters Run Deep
When I need a timeout I always seem to wind up at Wright’s Pond. It offers a gentle serenity,...
Poet’s Corner: A Town That Offers Itself As An Oasis of Art
Poet’s Note: Past civilizations have been judged not only by their political and military achievements, but also in many...
Poet’s Corner: The Immeasurable Gift of Seniors to Our Community
When I first came to Orange I was struck at the vibrant life of seniors and the amount of...
Poet’s Corner: A Community of Farms
When I was very young, my grandfather took me to a farm. I remember the vastness – wide expanses...
Poet’s Corner: A Community That Lifts Up Its Children in Odes of Joy
I once read a historian who said that a civilization will be remembered by how it loved its children....
Poet’s Corner: A Town of Many Events, a Community of Friends
I am always amazed at the scope and magnitude of the amount of events and the extent of community...