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Category Archives: art
Another Jack
Schools are back in the swing and I’m wondering if nursery rhymes are still sung or said at home or school, pre-school or kindergarten. Here’s a medley of lines from some of the more famous, or not, from childhood … … Continue reading
I Spill
Endless blue skies, with heat, water shortage, and I can only write about blue … and more blue … I SPILL royal blue words as soprano rises cerulean falls below navy blue arcs up then beyond through aquamarine turquoise cobalt … Continue reading
Michelangelo’s David
Earth day is coming up on the 22nd and I’m remembering ten years ago when we were in Italy and I saw Michelangelo’s gift to us all, David, the real thing, for the first time. Marble from the earth we … Continue reading
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Tagged art. statue, David, imagination, Michelangelo, poem, travel
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The Bowl
I have one particular bowl, in use for years, but these days I put my evening meds in it. The memory of its making is a treasure and using it a continual reminder … THE BOWL a child’s hands poked … Continue reading
The After Image
Just recently I discovered a great-aunt, Georgiana Houghton, who was an artist and is now becoming well-known. She lived in the late 19th century, and her paintings are incredible, I’ve posted one here … A THE AFTER IMAGE celebrate the … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestor, art, colour, painting, poem, relationships, time
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Drawn into Words
I’ve written poetry all my life, starting when I was about six. Poetry first, short or long stories, whatever it takes to string one word after another … DRAWN INTO WORDS the first seduction – a line of ecstatic red … Continue reading
Mother and Baby
It’s almost Christmas Day. We get so hyped up on gift-giving, stockings, tree, the fun of having family around, that sometimes we forget the reason for it all … MOTHER AND BABY the wail of a newborn stills as the … Continue reading
