Writer’s Workshop: Lee Kelly
Selections from Lee Kelly at the writer's retreat at his studio
Snyder, Rumi and Axe Handles
As Rumi says, If trees could walk
They would never need to meet the axe.
And for Gary, fewer axes would need new handles
As only trees without hope would meet the loggers.
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