“The Hurrier” by Hazel Hall (1886-1924) read by Sher Schwartz
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9 responses to ““The Hurrier” by Hazel Hall (1886-1924) read by Sher Schwartz”
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A listener from Idaho:
“Time is like spaniels snapping at his feet.”—- what a vivid metaphor! I REALLY like this poet Hazel Hall!LikeLike
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Yes, I received several texts about the spaniel metaphor. Hits home with most of us. So, glad you are enjoying Hazel Hall. One more poem to present –next week. Thanks for listening.
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Thanks for your comments. Perhaps she hurried in her mind –racing thoughts. Her needlework was considered excellent and highly sought after, but I have the sense it is hard to race through needlework and do an excellent job.
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hurry is from the devil.
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Thank you Oregon Coast — so great to know you are still listening and enjoying the poems!
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A listener in Oregon:
I am so enjoying the Hazel Hall series that you have been reading online. I love the perspective of someone who lives within a space many of us experience as limiting. Her observations keep expanding my view of the world. Wonderful what a “limited point of view” can open up.

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