Tuesday, October 18, 2016

Dear Harold:

HAPPY 95th BIRTHDAY!

Woodblock Print #95 from 100 Views of Edo
"The Tone River and Goose Hill" (1856)
by Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858)
Research Notes: Brooklyn Museum

Hiroshige's Woodblock #95
inspired this haiku:

    Pine trees on the cliff,
    sailboats cruise the river,
    in the distance— Mt. Fuji!

Swany Rose
Category: Groundcover
Seed: Rosa sempervirens
Pollen: Mlle Marthe Carron
Bred in: France by Meilland
Color: pure white
Type: cupped, very double
Size: 1.5'x 6'
Fragrance: mild fragrance
Petals: 95 petals
Year: 1978

Quotes from e.e. cummings' Poem 95

if up's the word; and a world grows greener
minute by second and most by more—

if beggars are rich (and a robin will sing his
robin a song) but misers are poor—
let's love until noone could quite be (and young is
the year, dear) as living as i'm and you're
—let's touch the sky:

e. e. cummings (1894-1962),
95 Poems (1958), "Poem 95"
95 Poems

Happy 95th Birthday dear Harold—
May your 95th year be beautiful,
fruitful and wonderful!

With joyous wishes,

Peter
10-18-2016

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