I’m delighted to share that my poem, “At Summer’s End,” has been published in the June 2020 edition of North of Oxford: “At Summer’s End.”
The poem was inspired by a late summer day at Fort Foster on the coast of Kittery, Maine. My eye was caught by a bank of beach roses that didn’t look right to me. They were the wrong shape, the wrong size, and the wrong color. The following images represent how the poem unfolded.
Elizabeth Gauffreau 
Beautiful & touching. Well deserved congrats Liz!
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Thank you so much, Cindy!
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Exquisite work! I fell in love with the picture of the ”Hannaford Cove Road Cottage”! It’s my dream to live by a lighthouse…❤️
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Thank you, Veronica! The Hannaford Cove Road cottage holds such a special place in my heart.
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Fascinating read! I love the old photos!
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Thank you, Brett Ann! I appreciate your stopping by and reading.
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Great read and photos! Congratulations, Liz!
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Thank you, Leif!
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This is so beautiful! The way you described it
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Thank you very much, Nawazish!
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Congratulations and so love the photos and the story behind the poem!
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Thank you very much, Valerie! This poem has a very special place in my heart.
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such a wonderful post! beautifully written, i love it!! thank you for sharing and congratulationsss🥳💞
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Thank you for reading and commenting! I’m so glad you enjoyed the post.
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