Poetry at Eastrose
Arden
and his (second) wife Edie discovered a small group of Unitarians meeting
in Portland, in 1956. When
the group formalized and became Eastrose, they were founding members.
Relationships
dissolve and re-group. Arden met and married Lilian in 1973.
It was a wonderful marriage, but in 1998, Lilian died of lung cancer. Arden,
an electrical engineer, retired from the Bonneville Power Administration
in 1976, and has devoted much of his time to writing poems, stories, plays,
letters to the editors, "and more". He describes himself as
a dogmatic atheist, with an inspiration to be a good person. That
inspiration, he considers, developed along with conscience during the millions
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If you wish to quote his poetry online, be sure to give him credit, and please let us know about it. A link to this website would be appreciated. |
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of the poems online are from Arden's book, Poems about Space and
Time and Love, and God, and Other Disappointments. The book
is available from The International
Online Library It can be obtained as a "virtual" book,
or it can be ordered as a paperback from Barnes and Noble -- or from Arden
directly. Of course the book is copyrighted, but Arden grants everyone
the right to copy and distribute any of his poems,
for their personal, non-profit use only,
as long as credit is given.
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