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The Silver SageAre you ready? Come on along and read some homespun poetry as well as a jot and tittle regarding distinguished poets and their works. Gael offers a positive balance of her own nostalgia notes and poetic meanderings with those of others. [Editor's note: Gael no longer contributes to Silver Planet, but we have made her archived blog entries available as a service to our readers.]
Posted 11/07/2008
Only God Can Make a Tree
By Gael Stuart
The Silver Sage waxes poetic about fall: trees dressed in
autumn colors from various back roads of New Hampshire and 'round about
the dusty mountain trails of Colorado. Read More >>
Posted 11/19/2008
Poet Quiz
By Gael Stuart
This poet was awarded four Pulitzer Prizes and later in life was made poetry consultant for the Library of Congress. He traveled extensively to lecture and lived in England for a time. Read More >>
Posted 11/28/2008
Toys 'n' Trucks
By Gael Stuart
Remember wooden toys and trucks? Lots of people love them, and the Silver Sage’s recent blog on wooden toys garnered a big reader response. Read More >>
Posted 12/08/2008
On Looking Up by Chance at the Constellations
By Gael Stuart
Late last night, while driving home on the interstate, a meteor flashed into the Colorado sky directly in my line of vision. It danced brightly, grabbing my attention through the windshield. Read More >>
Posted 12/19/2008
Storm or Circumstance?
By Gael Stuart
I feel a cold chill across my shoulders when I read the poem “Spellbound” by Emily Brontë. It is physically disturbing to me. Read More >>
