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Daily Archives: May 10, 2013
A muse by any other name
Originally posted on The ancient eavesdropper:
Do we own our muse or is it the other way around? What name does a muse prefer? Is it alright to refer to its given title, plain old muse, or will it feel…
Posted in Nature poetry
Tagged art, humor, inspiration, muse, nature, poems, poetry, writing
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Totem truisms
Stand next to this totem pole and trace its smooth cedar-inscribed characters with a steady eye, graze your hand over heartwood, feel the pulse of ancient ancestry, smell the wafts of sweet grain growing in the light of day, its … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged art, Corvallis, culture, inspiration, nature, Oregon, photography, poems, poetry
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Still life with hair everywhere
Originally posted on The ancient eavesdropper:
I walk into the beauty salon and take a poorly upholstered seat, its brilliant leather blinding me as if I saw Sigmar Polke’s dots before sitting down in Matisse’s Red Room, my green shirt…
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Tagged art, humor, inspiration, music, nature, poems, poetry
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Doing geologic time
Grimacing granite gargoyle prison walls guarded by its chiseled facade brick and mortar malingering the hours back and forth repeated patterns footsteps of men sentenced to transform into the same gray stone gavel set on justice hitting home the law … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, Deerlodge, law, montana, nature, photography, poems, poetry, prison
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Pink on pink
Pink skies at night, pink-petaled delights
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Tagged botany, Corvallis, inspiration, nature, night, Oregon, photography, poems, poetry
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A thrift of words
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The heart of the matter Atom The weight of the world Gravity The spot on the wall Flyguts The stop on the sign Red The deer in the headlights Dead The reading of…
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