The Poetry of Place
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Pamela Burton, FASLA, uses the grammar of landscape, with its complicated interaction of plants, structures, water and earth forms to write a poem. She gives us a level of contact that, combined with the structured meter, the natural cadences, the rhyme and the metaphor of a place, coalesces all the senses together. You come to your senses with this internal symphony of emotions, forgotten memories and enhanced awareness. 
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