Great Regulars: [B.T. Shaw:] Beavers significantly rearrange the world,

too, but they don't write poetry. Is poetry, then, an unreasonable act?

[Penelope Scambly Schott:] Yes, of course beavers rearrange the world, but they don't complain or philosophize about it. Art and love and appreciating the natural world may be the most reasonable acts people commit. Far more reasonable than acquisition or war.

from B.T. Shaw: The Oregonian: Penelope Scambly Schott: For a poet in Portland, there's more room to be odd

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