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Sunday, May 28, 2023

I see a ridge

 

I see a ridge

 

Markedly in the usual sense.

Over the window sill,

out across nextdoor’s roofing,

on across the road,

the fields, then town.

I see a ridge

then the town proper a

definite split reversed maybe.

But there imagining alignment.

Different times of the day.

Closure.

Wednesday, May 17, 2023

FormContent

 Or perhaps ContentForm.... In any case, a recent experiment:


In the rain

 

Enlighten-

Ment crayon-

Hale

 

There that

Blue horse

Again

 

So sky-flighted

In the rain

Saturday, April 29, 2023

Traveling

 I'll be taking a trip for a few days & offline. Thanks for looking in & I hope some new material comes with our travels.

Monday, April 17, 2023

Ahmad Jamal

 News first thing this morning of the death of Ahmad Jamal. Such a very great individual and musician. Montse and I bought his album "Pittsburgh" in that honeymoon style trip we took to New York City in 1990 or 1991. I think you'd really enjoy listening to that if you can find it, which I'm sure you can. Try to hear his music, that special use he makes of sound/silence. Very wonderful, very true rhythmically.......

Thursday, April 13, 2023

visit (work in progress)

 

visit

 house set way back

a few cattle flying the lawn

 

there is that lien

shocking some party goers

 

a great deal more

would still fit the lawn

 

graze glue and

the blue of the sky

Friday, March 31, 2023

Update

 


In relation to technical problems I’ve set up a provisional Twitter account. At the moment the account is purely bare bones and I will be changing the name some time in April. As I posted previously, Twitter Help/Support has been notified of the tech problems. At present I am reading but not sending tweets.

Friday, March 17, 2023

Toward Spring

 Happy Saint Patrick's Day ! On the way to Spring. New reading includes  Michel de Montaigne's essay "On the power of the imagination." Inspiring lots of thoughts on the German concept of Stimmung, meaning mood, in English. Perhaps this is a kind of poetic shifting of gears after my recent reading in Vincent van Gogh's letters. His favorite color apparently was yellow, an interesting one when it comes to mixing paint. Somewhat differently, moods can be mixed, But then much in human creation seems to depend on adding and subtracting. All the while, choosing........ Toward Spring !