Smidgens
Elan Mudrow, from Portland Oregon, grew up hiking and backpacking in the Cascades. Portland is where wilderness and city streets live close to one another. Elan’s writing focusses on the blending and the confrontation between the two. Both city and the wilds are alive in stories.
You’re welcome Esha
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Hi Elan,
Thank you for your like on my poem, ‘Be the ocean to my beach, always’.
I really like the way you write, the imagery your words make – very beautiful. I am inspired and I will keep visiting to read more.
Thank you, again.
Best,
Esha
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Don’t know, but reading your stuff, sounds like I’m a brother from the east; backpacker, hiker, outdoorsman, writer, poet . . .
It takes one to know one! Be blessed in your gifts.
Ron Bouchard
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You have really interesting blogs. Although I am not much into poetry I really loved the contextual writing against the images you capture. I really loved it..
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Thank you for liking my poem, I am Never Tired on Heroinheroinblog. Your work is also deeply beautiful – your photos too!
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It’s always a pleasure visiting your blog. Thanks so much
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Elan, I remember being captivated by your blending of art and words when visiting some time ago. And tonight I find myself in that same place. Thank you for sharing your unique way of viewing the world, and for visiting my blog as well.
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Thanks for liking my post. I too like your post from today. So many words can come from nature.
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I suppose I’m saying it’s alright to visit. Urbanite feels like I am approach the natural environment in awe. I live next to an area of outstanding natural beauty. (Well for England it is). Cannock Chase is a nice play to visit. That’s the pathway to discovery. Pavements tend to be more permanent. In the end we’re all biology.
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I would be inclined to agree with what you allude to. But is that possible? Or, should I say, was that possible?
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We can build a pathway through the forest. This is the way of discovery. We must never build a pavement. It would become the way of destruction. They should be feet and feathers always..
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Wow, your expierences sound amazing! Inspiring!
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I’m interested to read some of your poetry, if I can find it in here, on my phone. No success as yet!
I do a little pit of “poetry” too. I just write what flows out. I’m not trained in the art by any means.
Looking forward to “reading” you…
Ann
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Hi Elan , thanks for stopping by one of my posts. .. and liking it.. I see you create art with words in your blog.. liked it though you breeze through a higher scale in writing wourld…for me it will be a learning experience….
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Good luck with your journey.
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Hi Elan, thanks for reading and joining me… My blog is still finding its voice, while I keep writing on my book. I enjoy your work too.
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Amazed through each lines you portrayed your ‘about me’ section. Cant wait to read all of your posts.
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Your work is a gift, Elan. My blog is still finding its voice. I’m finding mine on a deeper level, too. Thank you for visiting it. I enjoy your work, too. ❤
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Interesting interest in words – I like it. Mind if I follow you for a bit and get your perspective on the roads you walk down. Thanks for taking a peak at one of mine.
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Love this and I love Portland ^,^
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How did a poet find my post and like it, on top of that??! I’ll never get how social media really works…Anyway, thanks a lot for stopping by and sparing the time to read my latest piece – I appreciate it!
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I like the weirdness. Warm wishes from India – we’re weird too!
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Welcome my friend! I will be reading your posts from time to time as well.
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Hello Elan, thank you for your like and following my blog. I have read some of your posts and love them! Hence, I’m now following your blog 🙂
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Thank you Cinderblock, but I must humbly decline.
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Hi!
I would like you to know that I have nominated you for a Liebster Award.
Here’s the link to my post:
https://thecinderblockgarden.wordpress.com/2017/07/30/the-liebster-award/
Hope you can pass it on!
Yours,
Joanna
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Hey there!
I am really thankful to you for liking me blog… It honestly means a lot.
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Hey Elan, thanks for the like on Outlaw Relative….
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Interesting write-up you have out there. Anand Bose from Kerala
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Same! Love this!
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Greetings to a fellow English major! Thanks for stopping by my blog.
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Thanks for following my blog. Yours is really interesting as well. And I’m a big Portland fan!
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I appreciate what I have read of your poetry.
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Thank you for following my blog, Elan.
I’m enjoying reading your posts, and hope you continue to enjoy my posts. 🙂
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I’m interested in anyone who uses words in unique ways. Thanks and take care.
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Hi Elan. I am enjoying your site. We are glad you discovered us and are checking in. This is a new experience for us and learning. I’m curious… how did you find us?
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